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Four Illegal Immigrants Caught Hiding in Car Trunk

Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba

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Border Police and crossing control officers arrested four illegal residents at the A-Zaim checkpoint over the weekend. Three of the individuals were discovered hiding in the trunk of a stopped vehicle. The driver was also found to be an illegal resident, and the car had a duplicated license plate. The detainees were handed over for further investigation.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Four illegal residents were arrested at the A-Zaim checkpoint.
  • Three of the individuals were found hiding in the car's trunk.
  • The vehicle had a duplicated license plate linked to another car.
  • The driver of the vehicle was also an illegal resident.
  • The detainees were transferred for further investigation.
Four Illegal Immigrants Caught Hiding in Car Trunk
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Border Police and crossing control officers apprehended four individuals suspected of being in Israel illegally during the weekend at the A-Zaim checkpoint. The incident began when officers stopped a Renault vehicle for inspection and discovered its license plate was a duplicate, registered to a different car. A check of the driver revealed he was also an illegal resident. Continuing their search of the vehicle, officers found three more individuals concealed within the trunk.

All four detainees were transferred to the West Bank Envelope Border Police for further investigation.

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