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Police Arrest Four Masked Gunmen Linked to Hariri Crime Organization

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Israeli police arrested four armed, masked suspects believed to be assassins for the Hariri crime organization. The arrests followed days of surveillance by YAMAR Hof and Lahav 433 units. Three suspects are from Shfaram, and one is from Avtain. The operation aimed to disrupt the organization's activities.

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  • Police arrested four armed, masked suspects linked to the Hariri crime organization.
  • The suspects were apprehended during a proactive police operation after days of surveillance.
  • Three of the arrested men are from Shfaram, and one is from Avtain.
  • The suspects were found with silenced M-16 rifles.
Police Arrest Four Masked Gunmen Linked to Hariri Crime Organization
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Israeli police have arrested four armed individuals suspected of being assassins for the Hariri crime organization. The arrests were made by officers from the Coastal District Special Patrol Unit (YAMAR Hof) and Lahav 433, a national investigative unit. According to a police statement, the operation followed days of surveillance based on intelligence leads. The four suspects, some of whom were masked and armed with silenced M-16 rifles, were apprehended during a proactive police operation. Three of the detainees are residents of Shfaram in their 20s, and the fourth is a resident of Avtain in his 40s.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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