Border Police Arrest Two Palestinians in Connection to Officer's Injury
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Border Police arrested two Palestinians in al-Ram overnight on suspicion of throwing stones that injured a female officer two months ago in the Benjamin region. The arrests were executed under warrant following a raid on their homes. The suspects were taken for investigation regarding their alleged involvement in the August 8 incident. The Border Police vowed to continue pursuing those who harm security forces.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Two Palestinians were arrested overnight in al-Ram for allegedly throwing stones at a Border Police officer.
- The officer was injured by the stones on August 8 in the Benjamin region.
- The arrests were made based on warrants following a raid on the suspects' homes.
- The suspects were transferred to the Benjamin station for investigation.
- The Border Police committed to continuing efforts to apprehend those who harm security forces.
Border Police forces arrested two Palestinians overnight in the village of al-Ram on suspicion of involvement in a stone-throwing incident that injured a female Border Police officer two months prior. The arrests were made based on arrest warrants and followed a raid on the suspects' homes in the Benjamin region. The incident occurred on August 8, when the two individuals allegedly threw stones at an officer serving in the Ram Battalion of the Border Police's Judea and Samaria unit, causing her injury. The suspects were transferred to the Benjamin station of the Judea and Samaria District for investigation into the circumstances of the event and their role in the officer's wounding. The Border Police stated that forces will continue to operate to locate and arrest suspects who harm security personnel, aiming to prosecute them and maintain the safety of forces and civilians.
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