In the “record” operation conducted by the police in the last 48 hours, hundreds of suspects were arrested across the country Enforcement targets focused on illegal residence offenses including lodgers, employers and drivers, weapons and agricultural offenses
Hundreds of suspects have been arrested in the last two days: In the last 48 hours, Israeli Border Police fighters have been active in Operation Peak, which has led to the arrest of 212 suspects in possession of weapons, terrorist and criminal activity and 678 suspects in illegal residence offenses.
5,904 Border Guard fighters and volunteers who included the corps’ special units, the undercover unit and the tactical brigade worked together with the police districts, the IDF, other law enforcement agencies and regional council officials in Operation “Record”.
As part of the operation, three main targets were set for enforcement: illegal residence offenses, including lodgers, employers and drivers, weapons, including targets of the ongoing “safe route” operation and agricultural offenses.
In the last 48 hours, a total of 584 illegal residents, 76 suspects in transportation, 11 employers and 7 lodgers, 212 suspects in weapons offenses, terrorist and criminal activity were arrested, including 43 wanted in the police districts and 19 suspects. In terrorist activities, the GSS is needed.
34 pistols, 6 rifles and 8 grenades of various types were also seized. In addition, 8 stolen vehicles and 31 vehicles confiscated or taken off the road were seized.