Three Indicted for Possessing Stolen IDF Missile
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
An indictment was filed Friday against a 22-year-old illegal resident from Judea and Samaria and two residents of Shfaram for possessing a stolen IDF "Matador" missile. The three allegedly filmed themselves holding the weapon, which was discovered by police near Shfaram about a month ago. The three were indicted at the Haifa District Court, which also heard a request for their detention until the end of proceedings. Police stated they confiscated over 700 deadly weapons this year.
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- An indictment was filed against three individuals for possessing a stolen IDF "Matador" missile.
- The accused include an illegal resident from Judea and Samaria and two residents of Shfaram.
- The three allegedly filmed themselves holding the stolen weapon.
- The missile was discovered by police near Shfaram approximately one month ago.
- Prosecutors requested the detention of the accused until the end of legal proceedings.
- Police reported seizing over 700 deadly weapons this year.
An indictment was filed on Friday against a 22-year-old illegal resident of Judea and Samaria and two residents of Shfaram for possessing a stolen IDF "Matador" missile. The three allegedly documented themselves holding the stolen weapon.
Approximately one month prior, during an operation near Shfaram, police forces discovered the unusual ordnance, a Matador missile stolen from the IDF. During the investigation of two of the accused, it was revealed they had a third accomplice in possessing the deadly weapon, who also documented himself with the missile and was subsequently arrested for questioning.
Following the investigation, indictments were submitted against the three individuals, the 22-year-old from Judea and Samaria and two residents of Shfaram, aged 22 and 24, at the Haifa District Court. Prosecutors also requested their detention until the conclusion of legal proceedings.
The Israel Police stated that they will continue to operate with determination to maintain public safety, noting that since the beginning of the year, Northern District police and Border Police officers have seized over 700 deadly weapons and arrested armed individuals in the fight against violent crime.
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