NIS 2 million stolen at gunpoint from a bank in Netanya

By JPost.com Staff

NOVEMBER 21, 2007 10:33

Two masked men stole NIS 2 million from a branch of Bank Hapoalim in Netanya Wednesday morning, Army Radio reported. The two struck the guard and forced the clerks to open the safe at gunpoint, after which they escaped with the stolen money. Police said they were searching the area for the robbers.

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