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Police Shoot at Car Carrying Unlicensed Palestinians Near Modi'in

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Now 14Security

Police Shoot at Suspects After Ramming Attempt Near Modi'in

Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Police officers near Modi'in attempted to stop a vehicle carrying illegal residents, but the driver rammed other cars and tried to run over an officer. The officer fired at the vehicle, and the suspects fled, prompting a large-scale manhunt. The Israel Police condemned the actions and vowed to continue pursuing offenders.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Police officers near Modi'in opened fire on a vehicle after its driver attempted to ram an officer.
  • The suspects were transporting illegal residents and fled after the shooting.
  • A large-scale manhunt is underway for the suspects who escaped.
  • The incident occurred near the Shilat Junction during a routine police operation.
  • The Israel Police condemned the ramming attempt and vowed to act decisively.

Police officers near Modi'in attempted to stop a suspicious vehicle suspected of transporting illegal residents on Tuesday. The driver refused to halt, instead ramming other vehicles and attempting to run over an officer near the Shilat Junction. The officer, fearing for his life, opened fire on the car. The suspects' vehicle stopped shortly after the shooting, but the occupants managed to flee the scene. Large police forces have launched an extensive manhunt for the suspects. The Israel Police stated they view any attempt to harm officers or evade law enforcement with severity. "We will continue to act with determination against traffic offenders and illegal residents, as part of a policy of sovereignty and governance," the police said in a statement, emphasizing that incidents endangering human life will be handled with the utmost seriousness.

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