Yisroel R.

A major burglary took place at Rockland Kosher over Yom Tov, with thieves reportedly breaking into multiple stores inside the shopping center, emptying cash registers, and stealing money from the ATM machines in the grocery store.

According to initial reports, the burglars gained entry through a back door before making their way through the premises. The thieves reportedly spent more than an hour inside, targeting cash registers at several businesses.

Photos from the scene show extensive damage, including a shattered glass entrance at the wine store, damaged cash registers, and ATM machines that have been broken open. The burglars reportedly emptied the ATM inside the grocery store, along with registers at other stores in the shopping center.

The break-in is believed to have taken place on Shabbos morning, the first day of Yom Tov. The exact amount of money stolen and the full extent of the damage have not yet been confirmed.

The suspects have reportedly been arrested in connection with the burglary and were found with some of the stolen cash, although not all of the money has been recovered.

The incident remains under investigation, with additional information expected as more details become available.