Thievery

An Israeli-led gang in Kyiv would charge tourists ten times more than they owed at restaurants, and if they refused, they robbed them.

The suspect impersonated a technician from the Israel Electric Corporation (IEC) and a TV cable technician on different occasions during the month of April.

The men accused of the theft, who were jailed in Britain last month, were dubbed the 'Mission: Impossible' gang by UK media because of their acrobatic technique.

The suspect turned into a road that leads to Rosh Haayin and is not currently in use, stopped the vehicle and leaped off a bridge in an attempt to escape.

A gang of nine Columbian alleged diamond thieves was arrested 24 hours after international diamond expo in Ramat-Gan was broken into.

Many of the objects were illegally excavated using tools and methods that have caused irreversible damage to archaeological sites of enormous local historical significance.

The suspects allegedly entered Israeli moshav to steal 31 tons of grapes and tomatoes.

While the barrier dramatically decreased the number of suicide bombings, it has not prevented all attacks.

Thousands of rounds for 5.56mm assault rifles go missing from on-base armory despite new directive aimed at thwarting base robberies.