Two robbers broke into a synagogue and tried to rob a man with a gun • The problem? Religious people are not allowed to hold money or a cell phone on Saturday

• Police officers in Baltimore // Photo: AP

When the sun goes down every Saturday night, every religious person knows that a wallet is not allowed in the pocket, money is "allocated", cellular is forbidden to use, and during the 24 hours thereafter, their use is strictly prohibited. It's just a shame that the unsuccessful robbers from Baltimore didn't know this useful detail when they decided to rob a ultra-Orthodox man in a synagogue - on Saturday.

Baltimore police released photos of two suspects responsible for several robberies last Saturday evening. Detectives said that around 7 p.m., the two entered a synagogue called "Hall of Chassidim" in Baltimore, and attempted to rob one of those present with a gun.

Ephesus, no one seemed to have any money or cellphone at all, and between the bandits and the man a struggle ensued. The two talented bandits then fled the scene. Fortunately the stunned worshiper was not injured during the incident.

Suspected Pictures // Photo: Baltimore Police

Apparently the two suspects were not satisfied with the synagogue. Two other robberies are alleged to have been committed in the area. Local police increased the patrols in the community as a result of the incident and asked anyone who knew details about the robbers to contact her.