Police Discover Stolen IDF Weapons Cache in Kalanswa
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Police in Kalanswa discovered a large cache of stolen IDF weapons and ammunition, including 12 firearms and six grenades. Two suspects were arrested during the operation, which is part of a broader effort to combat crime in the Arab community. The seized items were handed over for further investigation.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Police found a large cache of stolen IDF weapons and ammunition in Kalanswa.
- The seized items included 12 firearms, six grenades, and thousands of rounds of ammunition.
- Two suspects were arrested at the scene.
- The operation is part of a broader effort to combat serious crime in the Arab community.
Police in Israel's Central District, in cooperation with the National Guard's Central District, uncovered a large cache of stolen Israel Defense Forces (IDF) weapons and ammunition in an open area in Kalanswa on Tuesday. The discovery was made during a targeted operational activity aimed at combating serious crime in the Arab community, with a focus on seizing weapons stolen from the IDF and preventing violence.
During the search, officers seized 12 firearms, including a Kalashnikov rifle, three M-16 rifles, and eight pistols. They also found six fragmentation grenades, two stun grenades, thousands of rounds of ammunition, and three bulletproof vests. A police sapper was called to the scene to safely handle and neutralize the dangerous explosives.
Two suspects, identified as relatives present at the location, were arrested and taken to the Tayibe police station for questioning. All the seized weapons and ammunition were transferred for further examination as part of the ongoing investigation. The operation is part of a broader effort by the Central District Commander to combat severe crime and the illicit possession of military-grade weaponry.
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