Knives and bullets: suspect arrested after leaving threatening items at entrances to banks and Rami Levy
Three incidents occurred early in the morning across the Gush Dan area, at two bank branches and a Rami Levy branch. Police arrested a 54-year-old resident of Holon who is suspected of being involved in the events. This evening, police will request to extend his detention.
Three unusual incidents occurred today, Saturday, early in the morning across the Gush Dan area: knives and shell casings were left at the entrances to two bank branches and a branch of the food chain Rami Levy. Police opened an investigation and this evening announced the arrest of a 54-year-old suspect, a resident of Holon, who is suspected of being involved in the events.
Reports of the three cases were received by the 100 emergency center early in the morning. Tel Aviv District police officers arrived at the various scenes, collected evidence, and began examining the circumstances of the events. The investigation was assigned to officers of the Holon station in the Ayalon area.
During the investigation, detectives examined forensic findings and utilized technological means. According to the police, these investigative actions led to the identification and location of the suspect.
The suspect was arrested and brought for questioning at the police station, and following the interrogation, he was detained.
The police attribute to him involvement in a number of incidents in which he allegedly made threats and caused property damage. This evening, the police are expected to bring him to court to request an extension of his detention.
