The Attorney General has renewed the disciplinary investigation into former acting Civil Service Commissioner Roi Kahlon, according to reports. The move comes after the Ombudsman reprimanded the Attorney General for delaying the case, and amid Kahlon's candidacy for head of the Police Investigations Department (Machash). The Attorney General's office had denied earlier today that the investigation was revived due to the candidacy.
Minutes after the Attorney General's office denied that the disciplinary investigation into Roi Kahlon was revived due to his candidacy, reports now indicate that the investigation has indeed been renewed following a reprimand by the Ombudsman. The Ombudsman had criticized the Attorney General for the 'abuse of the law' in delaying the case. Kahlon is a candidate for head of the Police Investigations Department (Machash). The Attorney General's office has not yet commented on the apparent reversal.
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