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Palestinian police arrest 30 alleged criminals in raids

(7 Oct 2005) 1. Wide pan of Palestinian forces on street 2. Palestinian security forces patrolling streets of Yatta village 3. Palestinian police car with lights flashing 4. Armed security forces entering a house with guns drawn 5. Policeman aiming his rifle at a window of the building 6. Various of forces surrounding a building and opening the door 7. Policewoman asking an old woman to move from the front of the house 9. Police racing up the stairs of a building 10. Policemen checking the identity card of a man 11. Man being taken away by security forces 12. Various of policemen combing through house for evidence 13. Various of policemen holding up evidence they have confiscated 14. Policeman looking at a gun wrapped in a cloth 15. Policemen running to a car and getting in 16. Police car driving away STORYLINE: Palestinian police went door-to-door, surrounding and searching homes and arresting 30 Palestinian suspected criminals early on Friday in an unusual arrest raid in the West Bank town of Yatta. Residents of the Hebron-area village could not recall Palestinian police ever carrying out an arrest raid of this type, reminiscent of the kind carried out by Israeli soldiers searching for suspected militants. During the past five years of fighting, the Palestinian security forces have largely collapsed as a result of the conflict with Israel and have become somewhat impotent in the face of lawlessness and a gang-like takeover of towns and cities. In Yatta, more than 200 police searched for alleged drug and arms dealers and fugitives of justice, according to the Hebron-area police chief. Police entered Yatta before dawn, surrounding homes, calling on fugitives and suspects to surrender, and finally searched the homes, confiscating illegal weapons, including assault rifles. Following Israel's withdrawal last month from the Gaza Strip, the security situation has weighed heavily, as Palestinians begin to demand their leader, Mahmoud Abbas, bring law and order to their towns and cities. Threatened by political instability, Abbas has ordered his forces to rein in criminals and get weapons off the streets. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...