Israeli gangs find a high-flying way to smuggle drugs into Jordan
The Telegraph reveals that Israeli gangs are smuggling crystal meth and hashish into Jordan by drone as criminals exploit soaring prices.
The Telegraph reveals that Israeli gangs are smuggling crystal meth and hashish into Jordan by drone as criminals exploit soaring prices.
The couple is suspected of receiving bundles of cash from businesspeople and criminal figures in exchange for rigging tenders. Large sums of money were found in closets and a vehicle. 17 suspects arrested, including the head of the municipal economic development corporation.
Mali and Liel Yahalomi, the Israeli mother and daughter who had vanished in Austria and triggered a global search, were initially believed to have been arrested in Namibia. But police in Israel later claimed the suspects were Iranians who pretended to be them.
Police launch manhunt after underworld boss Yanis Yushbaev was fatally shot at a gas station near Caesarea on Sunday.
Three M16 rifles and pistol recovered from suspects who used military uniforms in robbery operation.
Police claimed, "The suspect appears to be homeless, did not provide an address, and cannot say where he lives. At the time of his arrest, he was caught with expensive property and had no explanation for it."
DNA traces discovered at the museum enabled investigators to identify the suspects, both aged in their 30s and originating from Seine-Saint-Denis, a Paris suburb.
A drug-fueled gathering at a Petah Tikva apartment ended with a man's fatal fall from a window, sparking a murder investigation that has ensnared a model who once testified against a prominent modeling agent in a sex crimes case.
DNA evidence from abandoned protective equipment now offers investigators potential leads in identifying the gang behind Sunday's four-minute Louvre heist that netted jewelry worth 88 million euros.
Masked gang employs chainsaws and mechanized equipment to breach Paris' most visited cultural institution, escaping with Napoleon-era crown jewelry in audacious seven-minute operation that authorities describe as carefully planned organized crime.
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