Criminal8/18/2026

Two Arrested After Search in Tayibe: Bag Containing Weapons Found on Roof

During a police search of a building in the city of Tayibe, a bag containing two Glock pistols, magazines, ammunition, and disguise items was found on the roof. Two young city residents were arrested, while three other people were taken in for questioning.

Key facts

•Location: Tayibe
•Date of operation: August 17, 2026
•Those arrested: Two Tayibe residents, aged 18 and 20
•Taken in for questioning: Three people aged 21, 42, and 48
•Items seized: Two Glock pistols and seven magazines
•Basis for the operation: Search warrant

What Happened

The search was conducted on August 17, 2026, as part of an operation by a special police task force in Tayibe. Officers from the local police station in the Central District, together with fighters and investigators from the National Guard’s Central Unit in the Border Police, arrived at the building to execute a search warrant.

What the Police Found

A green bag was found on the roof of the building, which police said the suspects had thrown there during the operation. It contained two Glock pistols, seven magazines, ammunition, gloves, and a black mask.

Who Was Arrested

Police arrested two Tayibe residents, aged 18 and 20, and referred them for questioning. In addition, two female city residents, aged 21 and 42, and a 48-year-old man were taken in for questioning.

What Is Known About the Proceedings

The operation was carried out under a search warrant as part of efforts to combat criminal organizations and the unlawful possession of weapons. The source does not report the filing of an indictment, any court proceedings, or a judicial decision; the allegations described remain within the scope of the police account.

What this means for you

The discovery of weapons during a search may provide grounds for arrest and the continuation of a criminal investigation, but it does not by itself prove the guilt of any particular person. In this case, only allegations, arrests, and questioning have been reported so far—not an indictment or a court decision.

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