Mahash reportedly questioned Yoav Eliasi (The Shadow) and three police officers, including an intelligence coordinator, on suspicion of breach of trust and providing police benefits to a nightclub owned by Eliasi's brother. The suspects were released under restrictive conditions, and Mahash collected testimonies from additional involved parties, according to a report.
Mahash questioned Yoav Eliasi (The Shadow) and three police officers, including an intelligence coordinator, on suspicion of breach of trust and providing police benefits to a nightclub owned by Eliasi's brother. The suspects were released under restrictive conditions, and Mahash took testimonies from additional individuals, according to a new report published Wednesday, August 5.
The new report specifies that one of the questioned officers is an intelligence coordinator, adding detail to the investigation that first emerged on Sunday, August 2. On Sunday, Mahash initially questioned a police officer, and by that evening reports indicated that three officers and Eliasi were suspected of breach of trust, with the four released under restrictive conditions and banned from police facilities.
Yoav Eliasi, known as 'The Shadow', is a prominent Israeli digital activist and influencer. The investigation has drawn attention due to his public profile and his ties to police officials. The probe into the alleged benefits to the nightclub continues as Mahash gathers further testimonies.
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Source and signal
- Open-source intake