Tel Sheva

Amar Al-Aasam was arrested on suspicion of bribery, fraud, money laundering, breach of trust, and bid rigging, and his detention was extended by eight days. The investigation was conducted covertly in recent months, and in its framework, additional suspects were arrested and others were detained for questioning.

According to the indictment, the officers conducted an unauthorized search and then beat and kicked the two residents. One of the defendants struck one of the complainants while wearing tactical gloves. Both required medical treatment.

An extraordinary incident in the south: in front of a police patrol, a passenger exited a vehicle and opened fire on another car after blocking its path. Immediately afterward, the assailant opened fire on the responding officers.

An enforcement operation in Tel Sheva uncovered a tunnel beneath a commercial property leading to sleeping quarters for illegal aliens. Authorities also investigated violations of cash transaction laws totaling 3.2 million shekels and demolished an illegal gas station.

During the operation, forces spotted a suspect who fired shots and fled on foot towards a wadi. Police and combat units conducted a foot pursuit using lighting equipment, eventually locating the suspect hiding in bushes, while two additional suspects were also arrested.

Two suspects from Tel Sheva, aged 20 and 30, were arrested after shooting at an electricity pole and threatening Israel Electric Corporation employees who arrived to restore power. The Ayarot station commander stated that damaging public infrastructure is crossing a red line.

Residents of neighborhood 1 in Tel Sheva have been without electricity since Tuesday after masked gunmen shot at a transformer. Repair crews were forced to abandon work due to threats from armed individuals.

Armed masked men threatened Israel Electric Corporation employees this morning, Wednesday, as they arrived to fix a malfunction in Tel Sheva following an overnight shooting that damaged an electrical transformer. This was reported by Walla. According to the company, a report of gunfire directed at the transformer was received at 02:45 AM, resulting in damage to the power grid in the area.

Two Tel Sheva residents have been indicted for carrying an illegal Glock pistol, attempting to evade police, and causing a collision with a family's vehicle. Charges include reckless endangerment, obstructing a police officer, and illegal weapons possession.