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Police Fire on Suspected Stolen Car in West Bank Chase, Driver Critically Injured

By Idan Bloemhof

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Police opened fire on a suspected stolen car in the West Bank on Friday after a pursuit from Jerusalem, critically injuring the driver when the vehicle crashed and caught fire. The incident occurred on Route 60 north of Kiryat Arba, prompting road closures. Police stated the driver endangered officers and broke through checkpoints before crashing. Firefighters extinguished the vehicle and vegetation fire.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Police fired on a suspected stolen car in the West Bank, critically injuring the driver.
  • The incident occurred on Route 60 after a pursuit from Jerusalem on Friday.
  • The driver allegedly broke through checkpoints and endangered officers.
  • The vehicle overturned, caught fire, and spread flames to nearby vegetation.
  • Route 60 was closed in both directions following the crash.
  • Fire commander Liran Ben Harosh described the scene and firefighting efforts.
Police Fire on Suspected Stolen Car in West Bank Chase, Driver Critically Injured
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Liran Ben HaroshPoliceWest BankJerusalemGush Etzion junctionKiryat ArbaRoute 60Gad Natan farm
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