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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Police Seize 4.5 Tons of Stolen Avocados Near Kfar Chabad

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Border Police in central Israel seized approximately 4.5 tons of stolen avocados near Kfar Chabad on Tuesday. Officers responded to a report of agricultural theft, locating a vehicle with a trailer. The driver was arrested after a brief pursuit. The avocados, vehicle, and trailer were confiscated for further investigation.

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  • Police seized 4.5 tons of stolen avocados near Kfar Chabad.
  • The incident occurred Tuesday evening following a report of agricultural theft.
  • A suspect was arrested after attempting to flee the scene.
  • The vehicle, trailer, and avocados were confiscated by authorities.

Border Police officers and volunteers in the Central District apprehended approximately 4.5 tons of stolen avocados near the village of Kfar Chabad on Tuesday evening. The forces responded to a report of agricultural theft and identified a vehicle with a trailer loaded with the produce. The driver attempted to flee in a reckless manner but was subsequently arrested.

Searches of nearby orchards revealed dozens of large sacks filled with avocados, apparently prepared for collection. The suspect's vehicle also contained additional empty sacks, suggesting a larger operation. The suspect was taken into custody for further investigation, and the vehicle, trailer, and the seized avocados were confiscated.

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