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Truck Driver Attempts to Ram Police Near Al-Azariya

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Police officers near Al-Azariya stopped a truck driver who was illegally dumping garbage. The driver attempted to ram a police vehicle and flee, prompting officers to shoot at his tires. After a brief chase, the driver was arrested and taken for questioning.

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  • A truck driver was arrested near Al-Azariya after attempting to ram police officers.
  • The incident began when officers observed the driver illegally dumping garbage.
  • Police fired at the truck's tires when the driver tried to ram their vehicle.
  • The driver was apprehended following a short pursuit.
  • The suspect was taken to Ma'ale Adumim police for interrogation.

Police officers from the Ma'ale Adumim station encountered a truck driver illegally dumping garbage near Al-Azariya. When officers approached, the driver attempted to flee, swerving his vehicle in an effort to ram a police car. Perceiving a threat to their lives, the officers opened fire on the truck's tires. The driver continued to flee but was apprehended after a short pursuit. He has been taken to the Ma'ale Adumim police for questioning.

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