Israeli police released a photo showing 60 protected birds taped to the legs of two suspects from Hebron, detained at the Allenby Bridge crossing. The suspects, both in their 20s, were arrested Wednesday after security guards noticed the birds during a search, according to Israeli media.
The Zioneer reported at 12:22 that police arrested two suspects at the Allenby Bridge crossing for attempting to smuggle 60 protected birds. The new photo released by police spokesperson shows the birds taped to the suspects' legs, illustrating the method of concealment. The suspects, residents of Hebron in their 20s, were handed over for investigation. The birds are classified as protected natural assets. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement against wildlife trafficking at border crossings.
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