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Georgia, Tuesday, May 25, 2004 [Something-Stinks-Here-Dept.] Movers Who
Prompt Kings Bay Lockdown To Be Deported ST. MARYS, Ga. -- Two Israeli
men working for a moving-and-storage company who
attempted Kings Bay Submarine Base Friday are being
held for deportation. The two entered the Franklin gate about 10:30
a.m. Friday to pick up some items in base housing,
base spokesman Ed Buczek said. Neither was able to present valid work permits
to security personnel, and one had an expired
passport. Base personnel and bomb-sniffing dogs
inspected the van, prompting a lockdown of the
base. St. Marys police closed access to an area
one-half mile surrounding the base and called in a
bomb squad, Buczek said. "The military dogs were alerted to a scent in
the cab of the truck," Buczek said. "Guards closed
access to the base and notified the Georgia Bureau
of Investigation, the Federal Bureau of
Investigation and the Naval Criminal Investigative
Service." Nothing was found in the van, but both men,
Tamir D. Sason, 24 and Daniel Levy,
23, both of Metar, Israel, were turned over to
federal immigration officers as undocumented
aliens. They are being held for deportation. Kings Bay is near Sea Island, which will host
the G8 Summit next month. 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- items
on that other case of Israeli "moving men:"
arrested ...
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Kings Bay Naval
Submarine Base was locked down for security
reasons May 21, 2004 after two Israelis were
detained for questioning
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Nationals appear in Unicoi County General
Sessions Court
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Israelis with
fake docs arrested in Tennessee, 'how to fly'
leaflet found! Were seen to toss something else
out of Ryder truck, FBI called in
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2 Israelis
involved in chase now in federal
custody
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The
Five Israeli "tourists" detained on September 11
in New Jersey as suspected conspirators
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Two
Israelis found with video footage of Sears
Tower, tallest building, in Chicago
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Apr 2004: Two
Mossad agents in Auckland court on NZ passport
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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