Police Seize Million-Shekel Stolen Property in Krayot Area Raids
Israeli police raided properties in the Krayot area, recovering over one million shekels in stolen jewelry and cash. A Kiryat Yam resident was arrested on suspicion of money laundering.
Police officers raided a safe house and a business in the Krayot area yesterday, uncovering stolen property worth over one million shekels. Gold items, jewelry, and large amounts of cash were seized at the scene.
A female resident of Kiryat Yam was arrested on suspicion of holding the stolen property and laundering capital. The operation began when officers from the Zevulun police station conducted searches in Kiryat Yam and Kiryat Bialik.
Alongside the jewelry, police confiscated tens of thousands of shekels in cash, foreign currency, and communication devices. The suspect was taken into police custody for questioning.
"The Israel Police will continue to use all resources to strike at criminal economic infrastructure," authorities stated.
