Weapons Cache Including Handguns, Ammo Found in Tayibe Home
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Police in Tayibe discovered a hidden weapons cache containing three handguns, ammunition, and a drone in a home earlier this week. A mother and son were arrested in connection with the find, with the son's detention extended until October 20 while the mother was released under restrictive conditions. The discovery is part of an ongoing police effort against illegal weapons in the region.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Police discovered three handguns, ammunition, and a drone in a Tayibe home.
- A mother and her 19-year-old son were arrested in connection with the weapons cache.
- The son's detention was extended until October 20.
- The mother was released under restrictive conditions.
- The discovery is part of a police crackdown on illegal weapons in the Triangle region.
Police and Border Police forces uncovered a weapons cache hidden in a safe in a home in Tayibe earlier this week. The cache contained three Glock and Nisser handguns, magazines, ammunition, and a telescopic sight for a long gun. A drone, a charger, and batteries were also seized from the residence.
Following the discovery, a 44-year-old mother and her 19-year-old son, residents of Tayibe, were arrested on suspicion of possessing illegal weapons. The mother was released under restrictive conditions, while the son's detention was extended.
The operation was part of a broader effort by the Central District Police to combat illegal weapons possession and criminal activity in the Triangle region. During the search, officers located the safe containing the weapons and other equipment.
The son's arrest occurred two days after the initial discovery. A court extended his detention until October 20, while his mother was released under conditions including a restraining order. Police are continuing their investigation into the circumstances and intended use of the weapons and other seized items, and have not yet determined if they are linked to any specific shooting incidents or criminal disputes in the area.
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