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Five Illegal Immigrants Found Hidden in Commercial Vehicle at Jerusalem Checkpoint

Translated & summarized from JDN by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Border Police officers at the "Ha'Tapuach" checkpoint near Jerusalem discovered five illegal immigrants hidden in a double wall inside a commercial vehicle. The driver was also arrested. All six individuals were taken for further investigation by the Border Police.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Five illegal immigrants were found hidden in a commercial vehicle at the "Ha'Tapuach" checkpoint.
  • Border Police officers discovered a hidden double wall inside the vehicle.
  • The individuals were attempting to bypass security checks.
  • The driver of the vehicle was also arrested.
  • All six were transferred for further investigation.

Border Police officers operating at the "Ha'Tapuach" (The Apple) checkpoint near Jerusalem apprehended five individuals attempting to enter Israel illegally. The discovery was made when officers stopped a commercial vehicle due to a suspicious metal partition.

During a thorough inspection, the officers removed the vehicle's interior paneling, revealing a hidden double wall. Concealed within this space were the five individuals who were trying to bypass security checks undetected. The driver of the vehicle was also detained.

All five individuals and the driver were arrested at the scene and transferred to the investigative unit of the Border Police's Jerusalem Envelope division for further questioning.

JDNHaredi · Jerusalem

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