The incriminating evidence left by the burglar at the famous Tel Aviv restaurant

An indictment was filed against a 32-year-old Tel Aviv resident who broke into the "Baba Yaga" restaurant in Tel Aviv and stole money and property worth thousands of shekels. A fingerprint on a bottle left at the scene led to his arrest.

An indictment was filed against a 32-year-old Tel Aviv resident, suspected of breaking into the "Baba Yaga" restaurant on Yarkon Street in Tel Aviv on the night of October 3, around 1:50 AM. According to the indictment, the defendant climbed over a perimeter fence, opened a business cash register, and stole 500 shekels in cash and a tablet device worth about 2,000 shekels. He then entered the restaurant space, rummaged through cabinets, opened bottles of alcohol, and stole another tablet and three bottles of alcohol. The value of the stolen property is estimated at about 5,900 shekels. Crime scene investigators located the defendant's fingerprint on a bottle left in the restaurant, along with facial identification from security camera footage, leading to his arrest. A request was filed to extend his detention until the end of proceedings.