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Israeli Police Conduct Search in Acre Home, Family Alleges Property Damage and Procedural Issues

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First reported by N12 · 39 minutes ago

What happened

Israeli police searched Ihab Mansour's home in Acre on August 25, allegedly causing property damage and procedural concerns, including failure to properly present the warrant to Mansour's elderly mother who witnessed the search. No arrests or seizures were made, and the family filed a complaint against the police conduct.

01Police searched Ihab Mansour's home in Acre on August 25 under a court-issued warrant.
02Mansour's elderly mother was brought to witness the search but was not shown the warrant.
03Family alleges significant property damage and removal of security cameras during the search.
04No arrests or items were seized by police during the operation.
05Attorney Lior Davidi condemned the police's conduct as unjustified and damaging.
06Police maintain the search was lawful and properly supervised with an eyewitness present.

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