In the video: The police officer responsible for returning personal equipment to the families of the fallen and survivors of the October 7 massacre/Photo: Shlomi Heller
Two residents of the center were charged Sunday with involvement in stealing vehicles belonging to families evacuated from the surrounding communities, as well as those killed in the October 7 massacre. According to the indictment, the two operated under the guise of volunteers who came to the combat zone, where they tried to steal the vehicles and transfer them to the Palestinian Authority.
According to the indictment, the two men, residents of Holon and Moshav Barkat, in their 30s and 40s, operated under the guise of volunteers as part of an activity aimed at assisting soldiers and civilians in various logistical missions, which included, inter alia, transferring equipment and towing terrorist vehicles that remained in the area of the surrounding communities.
The defendants operated under the guise of volunteers in the combat zone. The vehicles they tried to steal/Israel Police Spokesperson's Office
During this activity, the two tried to steal vehicles that remained in the area of Kibbutz Be'eri and transfer them to the Palestinian Authority, taking advantage of their activity in the area and taking advantage of the access they were given to enter a closed military zone. The two were even assisted for this purpose by other volunteers who acted without knowledge of their intentions.
The two loaded the stolen vehicles onto a tow truck owned by one of them's towing company. They stole five vehicles belonging to families evacuated from Bari.
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The vehicles were loaded onto a tow truck owned by one of them. Police officers in the arrest activity/Israel Police Spokesperson's Office
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The two were detained at the end of November by police and Border Police forces, after several vehicles were reportedly stolen from the surrounding communities during the fighting in October. Upon completion of their interrogation, an indictment was filed against them and a request for detention until the end of the legal proceedings. A request was also filed for the forfeiture of a tow truck and another vehicle, which they allegedly used in committing the offenses.
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