48 bullets in less than a minute: This is what the extortion campaign of the Bakri crime organization looks like

Three young men from Nazareth, affiliated with the crime organization of Samir Bakri, are charged with extorting a businessman by threats and firing 48 bullets at his home. Police ambushed them, two were wounded and captured after a five-hour chase. One of the defendants is a 17-year-old minor.

Three young men from Nazareth, affiliated with the crime organization of Samir Bakri, are charged with attempting to extort a businessman from the north by threats and firing at least 48 bullets at his home and the gas station where he works. According to the indictment, the defendants began demanding 400,000 shekels, and after he refused to pay, they raised the demand to one million shekels and also threatened his family members. About a month ago, two of the defendants arrived at his home in the middle of the night and fired at it. Detectives from the Valley District Police Headquarters ambushed them and opened fire; two of the suspects were hit but fled. After a five-hour chase, the two were captured in an open area and an olive grove. An M16 rifle and a pistol were found in the abandoned vehicle. One of the defendants is a 17-year-old minor. The article presents exclusive footage of the shooting and notes that the fight against crime organizations is far from over.

48 bullets in less than a minute: This is what the extortion campaign of the Bakri crime organization looks like