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Security10:15 · 13m ago

14-Year-Old Palestinian Arrested After High-Speed Chase in Central Israel

By כיכר השבת, קובי רוזן
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

Police in Ariel arrested a 14-year-old Palestinian boy from Jericho after he allegedly stole a car in central Israel and led officers on a dangerous chase along Highway 5. The teen, who reportedly never obtained a driver's license, drove recklessly, endangering other motorists.

The incident began several days ago when police received a report of a stolen vehicle heading towards Highway 5. Officers from the Ariel station, reinforced and setting up tactical roadblocks, prepared to intercept the car. Upon spotting the police presence, the suspect accelerated, initiating a pursuit.

During the chase, the boy engaged in dangerous maneuvers, significantly jeopardizing the safety of other drivers. Police pursued him relentlessly until his capture in a swift operation. Investigations revealed the suspect had allegedly entered Israel illegally and stole the car with the suspected intention of smuggling it back into Palestinian territories.

Dramatic footage shows the arrest, with officers calmly securing the minor, who was wearing a gray t-shirt, and escorting him to a police vehicle amidst heavy traffic. The police emphasized their ongoing efforts against vehicle theft and warned that the West Bank will not serve as a sanctuary for criminals, vowing to apprehend and prosecute offenders decisively.

A prosecutor's statement was filed against the minor yesterday, and a severe indictment is expected to be filed in the coming days.

Read the original at Kikar HaShabbat

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