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Illegal Dumping Crackdown Seizes Millions in Equipment

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Police arrested 14 suspects on October 19 for illegally dumping construction waste in Holon and Rishon LeZion. The operation, involving environmental and park authorities, seized equipment valued at tens of millions of shekels. The state plans to pursue forfeiture of the seized assets. Suspects were due in court on October 20.

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  • 14 suspects arrested for illegal waste dumping in Holon and Rishon LeZion.
  • Equipment worth tens of millions of shekels was seized.
  • The operation involved police, environmental protection, and park authorities.
  • Authorities searched illegal dump sites and suspects' offices.
  • The state will seek court forfeiture of the confiscated assets.
Illegal Dumping Crackdown Seizes Millions in Equipment
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Israeli police arrested 14 suspects on Monday, October 19, in connection with illegal dumping of construction waste and soil at "pirate" landfills in Holon and Rishon LeZion. The operation followed an extended covert investigation and involved officers from the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority. Searches were conducted at the illegal dump sites and the suspects' offices. Authorities seized 18 trucks, two front-end loaders, and a car, along with documents and receipts believed to link the suspects to the illicit activity. The total value of the confiscated equipment and property is estimated in the tens of millions of shekels, and the state intends to seek their forfeiture through the courts. The suspects are scheduled to appear in court on October 20 for a remand extension hearing.

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