In a joint operation Monday morning, Israeli police and Tax Authority officers seized 17 vehicles in Baqa al-Gharbiyye as part of a campaign against tax debtors and economic crime suspects. The vehicles were seized due to debts totaling approximately 16 million shekels and have been transferred to the Tax Authority for further handling, according to N12.
This morning, police and Tax Authority enforcement officers seized 17 vehicles in Baqa al-Gharbiyye, a town in the Wadi Ara area, as part of an operation against tax debtors and economic crime suspects. The vehicles were seized due to debts totaling approximately 16 million shekels and have been transferred to the Tax Authority.
The Zioneer has reported on several similar joint police-tax authority enforcement operations in recent months. On July 21, police and tax enforcement officers seized 19 vehicles in the Arab communities of Nazareth, Ilut, and Reineh, with debts totaling 14 million shekels. On June 18, 18 luxury vehicles were seized in the Wadi Ara area. A larger operation in the Northern District on July 7 resulted in the seizure of 30 vehicles and dozens of weapons.
The exact number of suspects or arrests in today's operation has not been disclosed.
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