Settling Scores, from Behind Bars: The Malicious Plan of the Crime Organization Leader

Suhaib Gubarin, a detained crime organization leader, is accused of planning from prison to harm rival inmates and their associates. An investigation by the Coastal District's YMR reveals explicit threats, including him saying, "I have two for slaughter, trust me." An indictment was filed by the Lachish Prosecution Unit.

Suhaib Gubarin, a crime organization leader currently in detention, is accused of attempting to plan from prison to harm rival inmates and individuals associated with them. According to investigation findings, following an assault incident in prison, Gubarin sought to harm people associated with an inmate in the same wing. Transcripts of conversations included in the investigation materials reveal explicit threats: in one conversation, his interlocutor is heard saying, "You have two in the wing," and Gubarin replies, "Yes, I have two for slaughter, trust me." Later, he is heard saying, "Don't worry, I'll bring them. Listen, if it didn't work out today, then tomorrow, two million percent." In another conversation, an attempt to pressure individuals outside prison is heard: "Start telling the friends, tell him to go to hell." The Coastal District's YMR investigation focused on the connections Gubarin maintained from prison and his attempts to direct criminal activity through his associates. Upon completion of the investigation, an indictment was filed against him by the Lachish Prosecution Unit. Police emphasize that the fight against crime organizations continues even after the arrest of their leaders.