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PanetSecurity

Police Arrest 11 Suspects for Disturbing Public Order in Lod

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Arabic · 3 newsrooms covering

Israeli police arrested 11 suspects, including a woman and minors, for disturbing public order during a gathering in Lod on Tuesday evening. Officers intervened to restore calm after some participants allegedly disregarded instructions. Police denied reports of a stabbing incident and vowed to act firmly against public disorder, urging responsible information sharing.

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  • Police arrested 11 suspects, including a woman and minors, in Lod for public disorder.
  • The arrests followed a gathering where some participants allegedly disregarded police instructions.
  • Police denied reports of a stabbing incident occurring during the disturbances.
  • Authorities urged the public and media to avoid spreading unverified information.
  • Police vowed to act decisively against public disorder regardless of who is involved.
Police Arrest 11 Suspects for Disturbing Public Order in Lod
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Police announced the arrest of 11 suspects, including a woman and minors, following disturbances in the central Israeli city of Lod on Tuesday evening. The arrests came after dozens of people gathered, with some participants allegedly violating public order and disregarding police instructions. Border Guard officers intervened to restore calm. Police clarified that contrary to circulating social media posts, no stabbing incident occurred at the scene. The Israeli police stated they would continue to act decisively against any public disorder, regardless of the individuals involved, applying the law equally. Authorities urged the public and media to act responsibly and refrain from spreading unverified information that could mislead the public and cause unnecessary escalation.

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