Police Seize Large Cache of Weapons and Drugs Linked to Abu Latif Crime Family in Galilee
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli police seized a large cache of weapons and drugs belonging to the Abu Latif crime organization near Rameh in the Galilee. The find included explosive devices, body armor, rifles, and handguns, with an estimated value of millions of shekels. The operation targeted the organization's hidden stashes of illegal items.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Police found a large cache of weapons and drugs belonging to the Abu Latif crime organization in the Galilee.
- The discovery was made near the village of Rameh following a tip about a hidden weapons stash.
- The seized items are valued at millions of shekels.
- Found items included explosive charges, detonators, body armor, grenades, rifles, and handguns.
Israeli police discovered an unusually large cache of weapons and drugs belonging to the Abu Latif crime organization in an open area near the village of Rameh in the Galilee. Officers acted on a tip that the location was being used to hide weapons and other items connected to the organization. The significant find, valued at millions of shekels, included a standard army explosive charge, dozens of detonator systems for explosives, standard body armor, hand grenades, eight rifles, and four handguns.
The operation was part of ongoing efforts to combat organized crime in the region.
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