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Started, unattended and with a child in the back seat: A military vehicle was stolen in a Palestinian village
A permanent servant got out of his vehicle when he stopped at a store near the village of a-Luban, an area that is prohibited from entering by law, when his son returned to it.
A Palestinian who passed by got into the car and began a wild ride, and only after a foot chase did he notice the 6-year-old and drop him off at the side of the road.
The details of the incident were handed over to the police and the division commanders for further treatment
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Judea and Samaria
A-Luban
Amir Bohbot
Saturday, 26 September 2020, 17:36
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A permanent servant left his military vehicle unattended in the Palestinian Authority yesterday (Friday) while it was being driven, and the vehicle was stolen while his six-year-old son was sitting inside.
It was only at the end of a chase that the thief spotted the child, and dropped him off on the side of the road unharmed.
Details of the incident were handed over to the police and the commanders of the Judea and Samaria Division for further treatment.
A preliminary investigation conducted by the division revealed that the permanent man stopped in the morning near a store on Road 446 near the village of a-Luban, Area A, which is prohibited by law, and got out of his vehicle while his son was sitting in the back seat and the engine was running.
When he entered the store, a car with Palestinians stopped there.
One of them ran towards the military vehicle - and began a wild ride.
At that point, the permanent servant noticed what was happening, and ran after the vehicle with the locals, shouting about the boy's presence in the back seat.
After a few hundred meters, the driver noticed a boy sitting behind him, dropped him off at the side of the road and fled to one of the Palestinian villages in the area.
At the end of the incident, the permanent man needed medical treatment following the habitual chase, but he and his son were not harmed beyond that.
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Stolen with a 6-year-old in the back seat.
Military vehicle, 2019 (Photo: Amir Bohbot)
The incident comes after last month the Central Border Police Central Unit captured a car theft network that operated in Israeli and Palestinian territories and stole hundreds of vehicles.
The thieves used a sophisticated method that they called the "legend" at the Border Police - a lot for the sale of cars. And the thieves were sent to him with the duplicate key.
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Border police managed to arrest several car thieves who used this method and filed indictments against two of them - residents of Taibeh, one of whom is the owner of the garage that sent the vehicle to the territories. To be served later.
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