Deputy Commissioner Nir Jamner has filed an administrative petition with the High Court of Justice against the Israel Police and Commissioner Danny Levi, demanding the cancellation of his forced leave and immediate reinstatement. The petition was filed after the police extended his leave for the seventh time, despite the criminal case against him in the Nazareth municipality affair being closed in April due to lack of evidence, according to an N12 report.
Deputy Commissioner Nir Jamner has escalated his legal battle against the Israel Police by filing an administrative petition with the High Court of Justice, seeking to end his forced leave and return to duty. The petition comes after the police decided to extend his leave for the seventh time, even though the criminal case against him in the Nazareth municipality affair was closed in April due to lack of evidence, according to N12 reports. Jamner, who served as deputy commander of the Emekim district, has been on forced leave since the case was opened. The repeated extensions suggest an ongoing dispute between the officer and the police leadership, despite the closure of the criminal case. The court has not yet issued a ruling on the petition.
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