Alleged Israeli spy Shalom Avitan linked to Kuala Lumpur and Johor arrests

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The recent arrests in Kuala Lumpur and Johor did not include the alleged Israeli spy target, Eran Haya, as reported by Israeli media. Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain denied the arrest of Haya, who supposedly entered the country with a Polish passport. Twelve more individuals were detained in the raids, including two Turkish nationals and a Georgian man, all remanded for one week. The investigation into the main suspect’s motive for acquiring six pistols is ongoing. Avitan, the Israeli man, entered Malaysia during Ramadan, possibly planning an attack during Hari Raya. The remand period for Avitan has been extended for further investigation.

The Latest Arrests in Kuala Lumpur and Johor

In a recent turn of events in Kuala Lumpur and Johor, Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain has denied the arrest of the supposed target of the alleged Israeli spy Shalom Avitan, identified by Israeli media as Eran Haya. The reports claimed that Haya had entered the country with a Polish passport, but the IGP stated that the news portal’s sources were not verified.

Details of the Arrests

On April 5, a team from Bukit Aman CID, Kuala Lumpur police, and Special Branch conducted raids that led to the detention of 12 individuals. Among those arrested were two Turkish nationals, aged 29 and 40, and a Georgian man, aged 39. Some of them were remanded to assist in investigations, while others were remanded the following day. The motive behind the main suspect’s acquisition of six pistols is still under investigation.

The Alleged Attack Plan

Razarudin revealed that Avitan had entered Malaysia during the Ramadan month, raising concerns that he may have been planning an attack during the Hari Raya festive period. The police are working diligently to uncover any potential threats posed by the suspects and to ensure the safety of the public.

Extension of Remand Period

In a separate development, the remand period for Avitan has been extended for another week to allow the police to finalize a detailed investigation report. The authorities are gathering evidence related to the possession of six pistols and 200 rounds of ammunition by the main suspect. A local married couple allegedly involved in selling firearms to Avitan are still under remand, while another suspect, who served as Avitan’s driver, has been released on police bail.

Continued Investigation

The police are working tirelessly to gather all necessary evidence to bring the perpetrators to justice. The public is urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities. The safety and security of the country are of utmost importance, and the police are committed to ensuring the well-being of all citizens.