Police Disrupt Celebration for Released Security Prisoner in Hura
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
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- Police stopped a celebration for a released security prisoner in Hura.
- The prisoner had a history of throwing stones at vehicles.
- Security forces used dispersal methods to break up the gathering.
- Police stated zero tolerance for events harming public order.
Police in the Negev thwarted a planned celebration in the Bedouin town of Hura on Tuesday, intended to honor a recently released security prisoner. The individual had a history of throwing stones at vehicles on Route 31. Responding to intelligence received by the station, officers from the Ofakim station, along with National Guard and SAHAR unit personnel, were deployed to the scene. Their objective was to prevent the event and maintain public order. After attendees were given time to disperse and the gathering persisted, security forces employed crowd dispersal measures to break up the assembly. The Israel Police stated they will not permit events that harm public order, create friction points, or pose risks, and will act decisively against any attempt to break the law or endanger public safety.
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