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Israeli Court Extends Detention of Main Suspect in Caucasian Mafia Boss Murder

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First reported by Ynet · 15 hours ago

What happened

Israeli police extended the detention of the main suspect in the murder of Caucasian mafia leader Yanis Yusubayev in Caesarea, following a joint operation and ongoing investigation with a gag order in place.

  • 01Court extended detention of main suspect in Caucasian mafia boss Yanis Yusubayev's murder until September 3.
  • 02Suspect arrested in joint operation by Coastal District Central Unit and Yamam counter-terrorism unit.
  • 03Investigation involved intelligence, operational tactics, and deception to expose suspects' tracks.
  • 04Two Jewish suspects from Hadera were arrested, including the primary suspect in his 50s.
  • 05Police continue searching for additional suspects still at large amid ongoing probe.
  • 06Gag order remains on investigation details, limiting public information.

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Now 14Right · Hebrew15 hours ago
Israeli Court Extends Detention of Main Suspect in Caucasian Mafia Boss Murder
YnetCenter · Hebrew15 hours ago
Police Extend Detention of Suspect in Caucasian Mafia Leader's Killing Near Caesarea

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