Three teenagers suspected of being members of the SSQ gang are accused of attacking a business owner in Holon, according to reports. Their detention was extended by a court.
The court extended the detention of three teenagers suspected of assaulting a business owner in Holon earlier today, with the suspects identified as members of the SSQ gang. The extension follows the arrests reported at 17:03 Jerusalem.
The Zioneer reported at 17:03 Jerusalem that three minors were arrested on suspicion of robbery. Within minutes, additional details emerged: the suspects, aged 15–16, allegedly demanded money from the business owner, then threw objects and attacked him, causing injury and property damage, according to Israeli media reports. The reports identified them as affiliated with the SSQ gang, a group involved in recent crime in the area.
As The Zioneer reported on June 29, Holon has seen recent youth crime incidents, including a stabbing of a teenager. The current investigation continues, and further details may emerge as the case progresses.
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