When one is suspected of having committed a crime, law enforcement takes them into custody by arresting them.
The exact process varies between countries, but it typically sees police officers place a suspect in handcuffs and taking them either to be detained or interrogated.
An arrest is also often marked on a permanent legal record, though there are legal processes through which this can be expunged.
Amit Forlit, 57, is facing charges of wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and computer hacking relating to his alleged targeting of environmental activists.
Recovered artifacts include Cycladic figurines, statuettes, and everyday items.
The 33-year-old co-owner said the store has bone fragments bought from private sellers and claimed to have documents, but couldn’t provide them at the time.
The suspects reportedly used threats against the victims’ families, carried out shooting incidents, and even attempted to murder one of the victims.
The arrest comes as DePaul’s president has been summoned to testify in Congress about antisemitism on his campus.
The federal indictment does not include new charges but raises the stakes for Mangione, who has pleaded not guilty to the state charges.
The suspects, a couple in their 40s from Tel Aviv, were arrested and taken for questioning at the Jaffa Police Station.
Jonathan Urich is expected to be released to house arrest tomorrow, and the investigation of the two will continue. Communications adviser Israel Einhorn is also wanted for questioning.
According to the prosecution, the suspects threatened several figures, including contractors, who either competed for or won infrastructure tenders.
Videos were published showing groups of Jewish citizens attempting to break into a police station and block roads leading to it on the island in protest against the arrest.