Border Police and police forces raided a hospitality compound in the Abu Sabila diaspora near Nevatim on Tuesday night. During the raid, a suspect was arrested for attempted murder and other suspects suspected of involvement in the conflict in the Bedouin sector in southern Israel. The conflict, which began over an economic dispute, developed into a bloody conflict in which a young man was run over and seriously injured.
During the night, 50 Border Police officers raided the target and apprehended the main suspect in the ramming, along with the vehicle allegedly used in the ramming with mismatched license plates. Along with the suspect in the ramming, several other suspects were arrested for weapons and shooting offenses related to the conflict.
Police raid in Abu Sabila diaspora and arrest of suspect in attempted murder // Police Spokesperson's Office
Following intelligence, the fighters raided another nearby area, leading to the arrest of another suspect and the seizure of vehicles containing bullets and bullet casings. In addition, a number of cellular devices suspected of being operational phones used by the suspects in their criminal activity were seized.
About five suspects were detained, some of whom were placed under house arrest, and the detention of the main suspect in the attempted murder and vehicular attack was extended by three days.
According to the police statement, the activity took place after two weeks of intelligence gathering and involved Border Police forces, the Israel Police Air Force, drones, canines and Ar'ar Station detectives. The police statement said: "This is a clear and clear message to anyone involved in serious offenses that the long hand of the Israel Police will reach him quickly."
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