Police cars vandalized (Archive Photo)
Orange kids vandalized police cars
Two 11-year-olds charged with damaging nine police cars as part of anti-pullout protest; they refuse to identify themselves to police and parents refuse to come to police station
REHOVOT – Rehovot police arrested Monday evening two 11-year-olds after being caught red-handed punching holes in the tires of police cars.
In the last few days, nine squad cars have been vandalized outside the station.
The kids had punched holes in the tires of three police cars and the car of a volunteer deputy.
The children refused at first to identify themselves to police, but a few hours later, the authorities got the names of their parents.
However, the parents refused to come to the police station to pick up the boys until social workers intervened.
The 11-year-olds said they were angry at the police for actions against anti-disengagement protesters.
