Confusion: yeshiva student was arrested for stealing 16checks

Rosh Yeshiva of "Staten Island" in the U.S. confused: yeshiva graduate was arrested last weekend on suspicion of stealing the yeshiva checks in the amount of 50 thousand dollars and cashed them in an ATM in Brooklyn.

The suspect is a graduate student Yehuda Rubin, who lives near the yeshiva, who was arrested last weekend routine audit conducted by police to drivers in Brooklyn. Routine audit discovered a quantity of drugs in his car.

Police detained him for questioning and then found that he also suspected for stealing 16 checks their sum is 50 thousand dollars. The checks were cashed at ATM Kings High Street in Flatbush Brooklyn.

A police investigation reveals that Rubin, a 31 student graduate of Staten Island, attended the yeshiva in 2001 and lives not far from the yeshiva.

This week, police investigators arrived at the yeshiva and reported to the Rosh Yeshiva, Rabbi Reuven Feinstein, of the arrest. Rubin was released on Friday on bail of $ 35,000, today; Thursday Rubin should appear before a judge for further consideration. Rubin is charged with possession of drugs, and the number of counts related to theft.

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