Lao missile in the heart of the local council: A stockpile of weapons was seized in the Negev
As part of its efforts to reduce crime in the south, the police raided a weapons depot in Segev Shalom.
The confiscated weapons included 4 missiles used for training, which were allegedly intended for conversion to explosive items. A sapper handled the weapons and the case is being investigated.
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16/12/2021
Thursday, 16 December 2021, 09:59 Updated: 11:31
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Police seized ammunition from the Segev Shalom local council in the Negev last night (Thursday).
The weapons seized included a Lao missile and four other missiles used for training.
According to the suspicion, these means were intended for conversion and use as explosive items.
The operations were attended by fighters from the Border Police Unit (Negev Border Intelligence), Border Police fighters and Israeli police saboteurs.
All the weapons were seized and handled by a sapper.
Police have opened an investigation into the case.
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Seized weapons (Photo: Israel Police Spokeswoman)
In October, hundreds of police officers embarked on a huge operation to eradicate crime in an attempt to restore a sense of security to residents of the area.
600 policemen, skimmers, helicopters, dogs and cavalry carried out raids throughout the Negev and seized weapons and drugs in an attempt to bring order and law, as far as possible in the wild south.
"We do not ignore the residents' sense of insecurity. Today we are focusing on specific targets of the perpetrators of the crime," said Deputy Chief of Staff Avi Levy, one of the commanders of the operation.
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