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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Police Seize Major Weapons Cache, Drugs Linked to Abu Latif Crime Syndicate

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Israeli police confiscated a large cache of weapons, explosives, and millions of shekels worth of drugs near Rama in the Galilee, believed to be used by the Abu Latif crime syndicate. The seizure included 12 firearms, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, and over three kilograms of cocaine. The Abu Latif organization has been linked to extortion, violence, and a murder case. Authorities consider the operation a significant blow to the syndicate's operations and security infrastructure.

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  • Police seized 12 firearms, explosives, and millions of shekels in cocaine from the Abu Latif crime syndicate.
  • The major weapons and drug cache was discovered near the village of Rama in the Galilee.
  • The Abu Latif organization is linked to extortion, violence, and a murder case.
  • The seizure is considered a severe blow to the crime organization's infrastructure.
  • No arrests have been reported following the discovery of the cache.
Police Seize Major Weapons Cache, Drugs Linked to Abu Latif Crime Syndicate
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