Large Cache of Stolen IDF Weapons Discovered in Kalanswa
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Police and National Guard forces discovered a large cache of weapons stolen from the IDF in Kalanswa. Twelve firearms, six fragmentation grenades, two stun grenades, thousands of rounds of ammunition, and three vests were seized. Two family members were arrested in connection with the discovery. The operation is part of a broader effort to combat crime in Arab society.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Police and National Guard forces found a large cache of stolen IDF weapons in Kalanswa.
- The seized weapons included 12 firearms, six fragmentation grenades, and thousands of rounds of ammunition.
- Two family members were arrested during the operation.
- The discovery is part of an ongoing effort to combat severe crime in Arab society.
- Police neutralized the dangerous weapons found at the scene.
Central District Police and National Guard Border Police officers uncovered a large cache of weapons stolen from the IDF in an open area in Kalanswa yesterday. During the operation, two suspects, who are family members, were arrested and transferred for investigation at the Tayibe station. The forces seized 12 firearms, including a Kalashnikov rifle, three M-16 rifles, and eight handguns. Additionally, six fragmentation grenades, two stun grenades, thousands of rounds of ammunition, and three vests were confiscated. A police sapper was called to the scene to handle the weapons and neutralize the danger. All findings were transferred for further examination and evidence collection. Police emphasized that the operation is part of an ongoing struggle against severe crime in Arab society, aiming to prevent weapons from reaching criminal elements and to thwart shooting and violence incidents.
