Filled bags with food and drinks and fled: The suspect who committed 22 thefts in Tel Aviv has been caught
A Jaffa resident in his 50s is accused of committing 22 thefts from businesses in Tel Aviv. According to the police, he would fill bags with food and drink products and leave without paying; in some cases, he attempted to flee after being caught. Today, an indictment was filed against him containing 22 counts, along with a request for detention until the end of legal proceedings.
A Jaffa resident in his 50s is accused of committing 22 thefts from businesses in Tel Aviv. According to the police, he would fill bags with food and drink products and leave the premises without passing through the checkout. In some cases, business employees noticed his actions and tried to stop him, but he attempted to flee. The investigation was conducted at the Lev Tel Aviv station in the Yarkon district following a series of reports about thefts in the city. Station investigators linked the suspect to 22 cases of theft and attempted theft, in which products worth thousands of shekels were stolen. At the beginning of the week, the suspect was arrested and his detention was extended in court. Today (Thursday), the prosecution unit of the Tel Aviv District Police filed an indictment against him containing 22 counts of theft and attempted theft. Alongside the indictment, a request was submitted to order his detention until the end of legal proceedings.