If someone is still not sure that it is very worthwhile to always lock the car when leaving it, he is invited to watch the video, in which a thief is seen moving between vehicles in the parking lot of a building in Ramat Gan, until he finds an unlocked vehicle - and steals valuables from it. In recent days, an indictment was filed against him.
Last Saturday morning, the police received a report of a suspect who tried to break into vehicles on Rokach Street in Ramat Gan. Upon receiving the report, officers from the Ramat Gan-Bnei Brak police station quickly arrived at the scene, and during searches located the suspect with a bag with suspected stolen property.
Trying his luck - and succeeding, temporarily, Photo: Security cameras
The suspect, a 23-year-old from Bnei Brak, was taken for interrogation, during which it turned out that the property seized with him was allegedly stolen from the car of a citizen who posted on Facebook, which was brought to the attention of the investigators. A preliminary investigation revealed that half an hour earlier, the suspect had entered the parking lot of a building on HaShakdia Street in Ramat Gan, tried to open vehicles by pulling the handle, until he was lucky enough to find a vehicle with its doors unlocked. The suspect took a variety of possessions from the vehicle, including a bag, sunglasses, sneakers, a mat, a flashlight, perfume, a drive cable and a key. In addition, two rings, body lotion and perfume suspected of being stolen were found in the suspect's possession. The suspect's detention has been extended from time to time.
Upon completion of the investigation, the stolen equipment was returned to its owner and the prosecution unit of the Tel Aviv District Police filed an indictment against the suspect for criminal trespass, breaking into a vehicle with intent to steal, theft from a vehicle and possession of suspected stolen property - as well as a request for remand until the end of the proceedings.
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