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Suspects from Hariri Crime Family Arrested in Tel Aviv

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Suspects from the Hariri crime family were arrested in Tel Aviv on Monday by detectives from Lahav 433. The arrests occurred in the street near a school, with suspects seen handcuffed on the ground in public. Police apprehended the individuals on suspicion of planning criminal activity.

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  • Suspects from the Hariri crime family were arrested in Tel Aviv on Monday.
  • The arrests were made by detectives from Lahav 433.
  • The suspects were apprehended near the Rogozin Ironi V school.
  • They are suspected of planning to carry out criminal activity.
  • Footage shows suspects handcuffed on the ground in public.
Suspects from Hariri Crime Family Arrested in Tel Aviv
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Suspects belonging to the Hariri crime family were arrested on Monday in the middle of a street in Tel Aviv, near the Rogozin Ironi V school. The arrests were carried out by detectives from the National Bureau for Counter-Terror and Serious Crime (Yahab'al) of Lahav 433, on suspicion that the detainees were planning to "carry out criminal activity."

Footage circulating from the scene near Mesger Street shows the suspects lying handcuffed on the ground as civilians passed by. They were subsequently taken into custody by masked police officers.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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