Israeli police arrested a suspect on suspicion of throwing a fragmentation grenade at the home of the second-in-command of the Mosli crime family, according to police sources. The suspect is in custody; the investigation is ongoing.
Israeli police have arrested a suspect for throwing a fragmentation grenade at the home of the second-in-command of the Mosli crime family, the organization's number two figure. The suspect's identity has not been released, and police have not said whether the attack is linked to a series of recent violent incidents targeting the Mosli family.
The Zioneer previously reported that on July 14, a grenade was thrown at the home of a senior Mosli member, and exclusive footage of that attack was published. Earlier today, police arrested a Lod resident in his 20s in connection with a separate grenade attack on a house in Herzliya. The current arrest is the third reported incident involving grenade attacks at homes connected to the Mosli crime family over the past week. Police have not confirmed a connection between the cases.
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