Night ambush and chase in the south: four suspects in agricultural thefts arrested

Four residents of Judea and Samaria were arrested on suspicion of agricultural thefts in the Lachish area, following a night ambush and chase by Border Police detectives from the South District. The suspects, known to the unit, were caught while riding agricultural vehicles without lights.

Four residents of Judea and Samaria were arrested on suspicion of involvement in a series of break-ins and thefts of agricultural tools and property in the Lachish area. The arrest took place on the night between Wednesday and Thursday, as part of an operation by detectives from the Central Unit of the Border Police South District, together with Border Police fighters and Yoav volunteers, following a night ambush and a chase in the field. The operation was conducted under the "Night Club" case, an investigation led by the Border Police South District's investigative unit against a cell suspected of committing agricultural property offenses in the area. The detectives spotted four suspects riding two agricultural vehicles, driving without lights. Two were arrested at the scene, while two others fled but were caught after a chase. According to the police, all four suspects are known to the unit and are suspected of involvement in a series of break-ins and thefts of agricultural tools and property in the Lachish area.