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Four Arrested for Allegedly Running Illegal Gambling Rings in Central Israel

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Police arrested four suspects in their 20s and 40s for allegedly operating illegal gambling houses in Bat Yam and Ramat Gan. Approximately half a million shekels in cash were seized during raids. The suspects are believed to have earned millions through extortion and money laundering. Two attempted to escape during the arrests.

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  • Four suspects were arrested for allegedly operating illegal gambling houses in Bat Yam and Ramat Gan.
  • Police seized about half a million shekels in cash during raids on the gambling houses.
  • The suspects are suspected of earning millions through extortion and money laundering.
  • Three of the four arrested suspects are reportedly family members.
  • Two suspects attempted to escape during their arrest.

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