Police Seize Weapons, Explosive Device, Suspected Drugs in Galilee, Arrest Six
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Israeli police arrested six suspects and seized weapons, an explosive device, and suspected drugs during a wide-ranging operation in the Galilee yesterday. The police confiscated firearms, ammunition, and suspected narcotics in Sakhnin, Deir Hanna, and Kafr Mand, and also removed 15 illegally installed cameras. An explosive device was found in Arraba, where a West Bank resident staying illegally was also arrested along with his employer.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli police arrested six suspects and seized weapons and suspected drugs in the Galilee.
- The operation uncovered two firearms, an explosive device, and suspected narcotics.
- Illegal cameras were removed from public spaces during the sweep.
- Authorities arrested a West Bank resident staying illegally in Arraba.
- Police vowed to continue efforts to combat crime and illegal weapons in the Galilee.
Israeli police announced the seizure of two firearms, an explosive device, combat equipment, and suspected narcotics during a large-scale operation in the Galilee region yesterday. The operation also led to the dismantling of illegally installed cameras and the arrest of six suspects.
In the city of Sakhnin, officers confiscated a weapon and ammunition. In Deir Hanna, a pistol and ammunition were found hidden in an open area. In Kafr Mand, a weapons cache and a quantity of suspected hashish were discovered. Police also found an explosive device in an open area in Sakhnin.
During the operation, authorities apprehended a resident of the West Bank who was illegally residing in Israel inside a shop in Arraba. His employer, a resident of Arraba, was also arrested for investigation. A total of 15 cameras were removed from public spaces.
The police emphasized their continued efforts to combat crime, seize illegal weapons, and enhance public safety in the Galilee. The operation targeted illegal weapons and criminal activity across several towns in the region.