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A local security expert explains: The failures that led to the robbery at the Zehavi family home
The wave of break-ins that befalls the Netherlands, security cameras outside the home and what about patrols?
Marshall Hucci, owner of a local security company, told Walla!
Sports How the violent robbery could have been prevented: "Bandits who engaged in theft from shops or banks, are now looking for the homes of celebrities, it has become a trend"
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Eran Zehavi
PSV Eindhoven
Moran Zelikowicz, Amsterdam
Monday, May 10, 2021, 8:00 p.m.
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Could the violent robbery have been prevented at the Zehavi family home in Amsterdam?
According to Marshall Hutchay, a Dutch security expert, this could have been done.
In an interview with Walla!
Sports outside the Zehavi family's home in Amsterdam, said Hockey, owner of a local security company that has been in the field for more than 30 years, what could have been done before and how Eran Zehavi and his family should act now to prevent similar cases in the future.
"There is currently a large wave of thefts in the homes of artists, PSV players and more in the Netherlands," said Hockey.
"They have become very popular lately among robbers. Robbers who used to steal from shops or banks are now looking for celebrity homes. It has become a trend, they are looking for money, watches and everything. To prevent such incidents in the future it is important to have security patrols all over the street and more. Cameras will not hurt. "
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Zehavi and his family spent the night at their home in Amsterdam after his PSV Eindhoven team took care of security that would stay around the house all night.
The Dutch club will make every decision of Zehavi and if he wants to bring him back to Israel early, they will allow him to do so.
Eran and Shai, who went through the violent robbery with the children at home yesterday, will decide today whether to leave the return to Israel as planned for next Monday, after the last two games this season against Zola at home and against Outkart away or advance and land in Israel even earlier.
During the robbery yesterday, the burglars cut a small part of Zehavi's hair because they initially thought she was not telling the truth and did not tell them where the property was.
When they were convinced that she had provided them with all the jewelry and purses, they took the loot and left.
It is estimated that they stayed at home for 20 minutes.
Zehavi told the police that in her opinion this was not a robbery that resulted from them being Israelis.
Zehavi's reaction to the case (Photo: screenshot, from Instagram)
In an initial response to the case, Zahavi wrote today in an Instagram post: "Thank you all for your concern and love, asking everyone to understand the situation and respect our privacy at the moment. Digest an unpleasant case, far beyond a normal burglary and property theft. Thanks again to all of you for the concern It's very. My wife is Malka. "
It is clear to the Zehavi family that the robbers knew that Zehavi had gone to an away game and they planned the timing of the break-in well.
During the robbery, Zehavi's children were present at the house and kept quiet.
Shai Zehavi emphasized this morning in a post she published that at least physically the children were not harmed.
The local police are calling for help from the public (Photo: official website, INTER VISUAL STUDIO)
Today, the Amsterdam police issued a statement describing the case and the description of the suspects, as provided by Shai Zehavi. "Around 14:40, the doorbell rang and the woman saw a man wearing a delivery company coat. As soon as she opened the door, the suspect pinned it to the wall and was joined by a second suspect, armed."
In a police statement, they continued to tell the story. "The suspects took over the house after tying up the mother and four children and covering their mouths with duct tape. They walked around the house looking for valuables, sowing chaos in the house. Eventually they left the house after collecting jewelry and cash, leaving the mother and children tied up and with "Fairies are covered, when they are helpless. Fortunately, no one in the house was injured but the robbery was violent and traumatic for them."
Police called on the public to help crack the investigation, approached in an attempt to find more witnesses to the case and asked nearby residents to pass on videos from security cameras in the area.
This is how the two suspects in the burglary were described:
Suspect 1:
About 20 years old, dark-skinned, unshaven, between 1.65 and 1.70 meters, wearing a T-shirt from a shipping company and a black coat.
Suspect 2:
About 20 years old, light skin color, between 1.65 and 1.70 meters, wore a blue mask and a green jacket with a hat.
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