From May:

Police fail to protect the girls from settler violence but finds the
resources to vigorously enforce the law on children for minor
suspicions. On Tues. May 27, the police detained four Palestinian girls
after a Ma'on settler accused them of picking cherries from his grove.
The police took them to the station without adult accompaniment,
interrogated two of them and, after four hours, handed them over to the
Palestinian Police. They were released only in the evening.