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Police Dog Petra Uncovers Illegal Weapons Cache North of Jerusalem

Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Border Police forces, aided by a detection dog named Petra, found illegal weapons and ammunition hidden in a structure north of Jerusalem on Thursday. The cache included two handguns and ammunition found inside a television. The findings were transferred for further investigation.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A police dog named Petra located illegal weapons north of Jerusalem.
  • Two handguns were found hidden behind an oven and kitchen drawers.
  • Ammunition was discovered concealed inside a television set.
  • Border Police forces from Jerusalem Envelope and K-9 unit conducted the operation.
  • The weapons cache was found in the Bir Nabala area.

Border Police forces from the Jerusalem Envelope and the Jerusalem Border Police K-9 unit discovered a cache of illegal weapons and ammunition hidden in a structure north of Jerusalem on Thursday. The operation was initiated based on intelligence gathered by the investigations and intelligence department of the Jerusalem Envelope Border Police.

During the search of the building in the Bir Nabala area, a detection dog named Petra played a crucial role. Following Petra's guidance, officers found two handguns concealed in the kitchen, one hidden behind a baking oven and another behind kitchen drawers.

Petra then led the forces to a storage area within the structure, where ammunition was found hidden inside a television set. The seized weapons and ammunition have been transferred to the Jerusalem Envelope Border Police's investigations and intelligence department for further examination and inquiry.

The discovery highlights the effectiveness of K-9 units in locating concealed illegal weaponry.

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