N12 reporter Adar Gitzis reports that another volunteer in the Tel Aviv emergency squad — the unit known as the 'Shadow' squad — was questioned on suspicion of assisting and providing benefits to a nightclub in the city. At the conclusion of the investigation, he was released without conditions. The volunteer's identity has not been disclosed.
N12 reporter Adar Gitzis reports that another volunteer in the Tel Aviv emergency squad was questioned on suspicion of aiding a nightclub and was released without conditions. The volunteer's name and specific role were not disclosed. The squad, known as the 'Shadow' squad, has been under scrutiny in recent months following investigations into its operations.
2 developments
- StrongPolice commissioner orders suspension of 'the Shadow' after Haaretz investigation into misconduct
- DevelopingCommentary: 'The Shadow' squad formed after Oct 7 massacre, left sought to dismantle it, analysis claims
- DevelopingPolice officer Menashe Mansour investigated for breach of trust in 'Tzel' affair
- StrongBen Gvir welcomes reporter Haim Levinson's bid to join Tel Aviv police squad
Source and signal
A single-sourced dispatch is never rated Confirmed or Strong. Its Signal strengthens only when a second, independent source corroborates it.
- Open-source intake