Weapons Cache Stolen From IDF Discovered in Kalanswa
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Police and Border Police forces discovered a large cache of weapons, grenades, and ammunition, including 12 firearms and thousands of bullets, hidden in Kalanswa. The weapons were reportedly stolen from the IDF. Two suspects were arrested, and the seized items are under investigation as part of a broader effort to combat crime in the Arab community.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Police found 12 firearms, grenades, and thousands of bullets stolen from the IDF in Kalanswa.
- Two suspects were arrested at the scene during the operation.
- The weapons cache was discovered in an open area in Kalanswa.
- The operation targeted serious crime and stolen IDF weapons in the Arab community.
Police and Border Police forces uncovered a large cache of weapons, grenades, and ammunition hidden in an open area in Kalanswa on Sunday. Two suspects, identified as family members present at the location, were arrested and taken for questioning. According to the police, the weapons were stolen from the IDF. The discovery was made during a targeted operation by officers from the Tayibe station in cooperation with the Border Police's Central District National Guard.
The search yielded 12 firearms, including a Kalashnikov rifle, three M-16 rifles, and eight handguns. Six fragmentation grenades, two stun grenades, thousands of rounds of ammunition of various types, and three vests were also found alongside the weapons. A police sapper was called to the scene to neutralize the dangerous items.
All seized items were transferred for examination as part of the ongoing investigation. The operation was conducted as part of a special command established by the Central District Police Commander to combat serious crime in the Arab community, with a focus on locating weapons stolen from the IDF and preventing them from falling into the hands of criminal elements.
