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Crime Ring Members Arrested in Daylight Tel Aviv Bust

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Crime Family Members Arrested in Tel Aviv While Allegedly En Route to Extortion

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Seven members of the Hariri crime family were arrested in southern Tel Aviv on Monday by Lahav 433 investigators. They are suspected of being on their way to extort a businessman. The arrests took place on a public street during the day. The Hariri family is considered a major crime organization in Israel.

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  • Seven members of the Hariri crime family were arrested in Tel Aviv.
  • The arrests occurred on Monday as they allegedly headed to extort a businessman.
  • Investigators from Lahav 433 carried out the public arrests in southern Tel Aviv.
  • The Hariri family is identified as a significant crime organization in Israel.
  • The arrests were witnessed by passersby on a street.

Seven members of the prominent Hariri crime family were arrested in broad daylight on a street in southern Tel Aviv on Monday. The arrests were carried out by investigators from the National Bureau for International Investigations (YAHBAL) within Lahav 433, as part of a police operation targeting the crime organization. Authorities suspect the individuals were on their way to extort a businessman when they were apprehended. The Hariri family is described as one of the largest, most cohesive, and central crime families within the Arab community and Israel as a whole. The arrests occurred publicly, witnessed by passersby.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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