The Bnei Brak office of Kupat Ha�Ir on Shimshon HaGibor Street was broken into during Shavuos. A large sum of money was stolen in the break-in. Baruch Hashem, the thief was apprehended by police on Tuesday.
After the break-in, police encountered the thieves on HaMasgeir Street and they began chasing the suspects on foot. Luckily, one of the suspects pushed the police car door closed, providing a clear fingerprint for investigators.
That 33-year-old Tel Aviv resident was apprehended on Tuesday, and the stolen safe that contained the money was recovered, and it too contained the suspect�s fingerprints. The suspect has been remained and ordered held over for an additional three days as the investigation continues.
(YWN � Israel Desk, Jerusalem)
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3 Responses
Why were the police called that is mesira?
This is ridiculous. The police only act when they witness a crime face to face. Don’t bother calling the police in Israel unless you’ve been physically attacked. Robbery is barely even considered a crime.
He should have left a donation so he shouldn’t be caught 🙂
#1 Mesirah to whom? The police are Jewish.