Maor Buzaglo in shock: the detail revealed about the accused in the break-in at his warehouse

An indictment was filed against a 36-year-old Tel Aviv resident suspected of breaking into Maor Buzaglo's business warehouse on Allenby Street and stealing thousands of shekels. The police revealed ten prior convictions and requested that he remain in custody.

An indictment was filed against a 36-year-old Tel Aviv resident, accused of breaking into the business warehouse of singer Maor Buzaglo on Allenby Street in Tel Aviv and stealing property worth thousands of shekels. The incident occurred on Sunday, October 18, around 5:00 AM. A business employee noticed the accused leaving the warehouse with the stolen property, began chasing him, and summoned city patrols who detained him until police arrived. The accused was arrested, and the stolen property was seized in his possession. The police detention request reveals that the accused has ten prior convictions for property offenses, violence, threats, assault, and violating a legal order. It was also reported that another legal proceeding is ongoing against him at the Magistrate's Court in Ashkelon for property offenses. The police request to keep him in custody until the end of proceedings due to his dangerousness and the risk of repeat offenses. The headline emphasizes Buzaglo's 'shock' at the accused's criminal record, but the body describes the facts relatively factually.