Police closed a pub in Kiryat Malachi that was operating as an illegal gambling venue, according to N12. The business owner was detained for questioning and subsequently released under restrictive conditions.
Police in Kiryat Malachi shut down a pub that was being used for illegal gambling, Israeli media reported Thursday. The owner was detained for questioning and released under restrictive conditions, according to N12. The operation is part of ongoing police enforcement against illegal gambling venues. In recent months, police have conducted similar closures in Or Akiva, Nesher, and Bnei Brak, as The Zioneer has reported.
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