A Be'er Sheva resident says that Bedouin emissaries from the Shufersal chain threatened her and her husband with a knife • "At that moment I froze" • The police arrested three suspects for questioning
Shufersal online courier (the photographer has nothing to do with the article)
Photo:
Gideon Markovich
Be'er Sheva resident Yaira Ben Yishai Segev claims that Shufersal Online emissaries from the Bedouin sector threatened her and her husband with a knife today (Tuesday).
Later tonight, police located three suspects in the act, and they are being investigated.
In a post she posted on Facebook, Ben Yishai Segev wrote: "A few moments ago, I and my husband were almost attacked with two Arabs from the Bedouin sector - employees of the Shufersal Online chain. I am pregnant (eighth month) I asked my husband to put the laundry rack outside. I heard the workers ask. "My husband where is the entrance they are looking for, to upload the products to the customer who placed an order. My husband replied that he did not know because we are new tenants in the building."
"The same employee told the guy next to him that my husband knew nothing and spoke humiliatingly with his hands, and from there arguments began between the three of them. I went outside to see what was happening and tried to calm the spirits so that it would not come into conflict. A few moments later in the middle of the argument the guy picked up his shirt. .
The police said: "Following the complaint filed tonight, following an attack by supermarket chain emissaries who arrived at the building in Be'er Sheva, the police began carrying out operations to locate the suspects. Recently, police investigators located 3 suspects, and now (Tuesday evening) they are being questioned at the Be'er Sheva police station." .
Shufersal Online responded: "We are working immediately to locate and identify the driver and shipment in question, and are in contact with the Israel Police for the purpose of completing the handling of the incident in full cooperation."