Night Raid in Umm Al-Fahm Leads to Arrest of 9 Illegal Residents, Including 5 Gazans
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Police and prison service forces raided a residential compound in Umm Al-Fahm on Wednesday night, arresting nine illegal residents, including five from Gaza and four from Judea and Samaria. Scattered ammunition was also confiscated during the operation. Seven suspects were detained for further proceedings, while two were slated for deportation.
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- Nine illegal residents, including five from Gaza, were arrested in Umm Al-Fahm.
- Police discovered and confiscated scattered ammunition during the raid.
- The operation was a joint effort by the Prison Service and Coastal District police.
- Seven suspects will face further detention, and two are to be deported.
Police forces conducted a targeted overnight operation on Wednesday in the city of Umm Al-Fahm, uncovering a residential compound used by illegal residents. The joint operation involved the Israel Prison Service's undercover unit and officers from the Coastal District.
During the raid, nine suspects were apprehended within the compound. Five of the detainees were identified as residents of the Gaza Strip, and the other four were from Judea and Samaria. Authorities also discovered and confiscated scattered ammunition during a thorough search of the premises.
All suspects were arrested and taken for questioning at police stations. Following initial investigations, seven individuals were transferred for further detention and imprisonment proceedings. The remaining two were processed for deportation from Israel.
Prison Service combatants from the Nachshon unit participated in the transport and escort of the detainees.
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