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Police Shoot at Car Carrying Unlicensed Palestinians Near Modi'in

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Police Shoot at Car Carrying Unlicensed Palestinians Near Modi'in

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Police in Modi'in fired on a car suspected of transporting unlicensed Palestinians near the "Shilat" junction. The driver attempted to flee, crashing into vehicles and ignoring police orders. A police officer shot at the car out of fear for his life after the suspects fled, and a pursuit is ongoing.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Police in Modi'in shot at a car suspected of transporting unlicensed Palestinians.
  • The driver attempted to flee the scene, colliding with vehicles.
  • A police officer fired on the car fearing for his life.
  • The suspects fled the vehicle and are currently being pursued.
  • The incident took place near the "Shilat" junction in the Modi'in area.
Police Shoot at Car Carrying Unlicensed Palestinians Near Modi'in
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Police in Modi'in reported that during a routine operation near the "Shilat" junction, officers spotted a vehicle suspected of transporting Palestinians without permits. The driver attempted to evade arrest, colliding with several vehicles and ignoring police commands to stop. Fearing for his life, one officer opened fire on the car, which then stopped. The suspects fled the vehicle, and a pursuit is currently underway.

The incident occurred in the Modi'in region. The police stated that the suspects are being pursued.

PanetArab · Arara

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