| Tennessean Monday, May 10, 2004
[Something-Stinks-Here-Dept.] 2 Israelis
involved in chase now in federal custody  KNOXVILLE
--Two Israeli men who led Unicoi
County authorities on a high-speed chase in a
rented moving truck have been turned over to
federal immigration authorities.
Schmuel Dahan, 23, and Almaliach
Naor, 19, both of Tel Aviv, were transferred to
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after
pleading guilty to state charges in Unicoi County
Sessions Court. Dahan pleaded guilty to evading
arrest, and Naor to possession of a fraudulent
identification card. Both men were sentenced
to 30 days in jail, which was suspended since
they are in the custody of federal
authorities. It appears there was no criminal activity and
that the two men were in the United States on
tourist visas but had jobs, a violation of
immigration policy, Unicoi County Sheriff Kent
Harris said. The FBI has monitored the situation but not
entered the case, FBI spokesman Gary Kidder
said. The pair were arrested May 8 after they led
Harris on a two-mile chase on U.S. 23 near the
North Carolina state line. Witnesses told
authorities that a bottle was tossed from the truck
during the pursuit. Harris said the two men insisted that they did
not throw a bottle from the truck. A lawyer for the two men said they rented the
truck to haul furniture and got lost when they got
off Interstate 26. Website note: we request readers to
keep their eyes open for follow-up stories on this
incident. 
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history of Mossad's overseas bungling
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leaflet found! Were seen to toss something else
out of Ryder truck, FBI called in
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Apr 2004: Two
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forgery charges
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Oct 2001: Six
Israelis stopped in Midwest by police traveling
in groups of three in two white sedans found to
have maps of Forida nuclear plants, released
when they showed Israeli passports
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they were M&Ms" Former
Israeli minister Gonen Segev indicted for
smuggling 30,000 'Ecstasy' tablets, faking
passport
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Oklahoma
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