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AlarabSecurity

Police Seize Weapons Cache in Haifa Residential Area, Arrest Three Suspects

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Arabic · 2 newsrooms covering

Haifa police confiscated a significant illegal weapons and ammunition cache in the Hadar neighborhood on Tuesday. The operation resulted in the arrest of three local suspects. Police are seeking to extend their detention as the investigation continues into the discovery of firearms, grenades, and ammunition.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Police discovered a large illegal weapons and ammunition cache in Haifa's Hadar neighborhood.
  • The operation led to the arrest of three Haifa residents.
  • Seized items included various firearms, a fragmentation grenade, and live ammunition.
  • Police conducted the raid as part of efforts to combat illegal arms possession.
  • Authorities plan to seek extended detention for the three suspects.

Police in Haifa uncovered a large cache of illegal weapons and ammunition in the residential neighborhood of Hadar on Tuesday. The discovery was made during a proactive operation by officers from the Carmel region police aimed at combating illegal arms possession and preventing serious crimes.

During the search, officers found a diverse array of firearms, including revolvers, .22 caliber pistols, pen-shaped pistols, hunting rifles, a bow and arrow rifle, a fragmentation grenade, flares, ammunition magazines, and live ammunition of various types, along with additional weapon parts.

Three suspects, all residents of Haifa, were arrested at the scene and taken to the police station for questioning. Authorities plan to seek an extension of their detention in court, depending on the ongoing investigation's needs and initial findings.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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