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Police Raid in Samua Ends in Arrest of Wanted Suspect and Seizure of Stolen Cars
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100% right-leaningFirst reported by Now 14 · 4 days ago
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What happened
Police raided the Palestinian village of Samua on Sunday night, seizing two stolen Mazda cars with fake plates and arresting a 32-year-old resident. Officers later arrested a 36-year-old wanted suspect in the same village after he allegedly tried to flee a domestic violence investigation.
- 01Police raided Samua in an intelligence-led operation by the Hatz Yehuda unit.
- 02Officers found two stolen Mazdas from Ramat Gan and Beersheba with fake plates.
- 03A 32-year-old resident was arrested and the cars were impounded.
- 04A second suspect, wanted for domestic violence offenses, tried to flee and was later arrested.
- 05The raid was part of the long-running district campaign "Stopping in Red."
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