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Every few years, once its warehouses of unclaimed lost and found items fill up,

Nistert Israel, the Israel Police, becomes Sotheby's for a day.

Back in late November, our producer Adina Karpur went to the Beddagon Police Station near Rishonetsion

to attend an unusual auction.

So Adina, what kind of items were being auctioned off there?

So there were really all kinds of things. You know, lots of things that you would expect for people to have lost,

like phones, headphones, bicycles.

You know, there was a strimal, a bunch of strollers, but there were also really surprising things.

There was an industrial oven, a refrigerator, remote controls for handling cranes and drones.

You know, really surprising things like that. I don't know how someone would lose that kind of stuff.

And who shows up to something like this?

So I was really surprised about the kinds of people that come,

because really it spans the entire spectrum, as long as you're male.

So there were about 150 men there. Me and the auctioneer and maybe a handful of cops were women,

but other than that, you had charedim, Arabs, young people, old people, rich people, poor people,

techies, bikers, and there was this one guy, Dan.

Hi, can I talk to you for a second?

Yeah, of course.

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