i24NEWS reports that a volunteer in the Tel Aviv emergency squad — known as the 'Shadow' squad — is being investigated by the Police Internal Affairs Department (Machash) as part of the ongoing affair involving alleged assistance to a nightclub. The volunteer's identity was not disclosed. The investigation comes hours after another volunteer in the same unit was questioned and released without conditions.
i24NEWS reports that the Police Internal Affairs Department (Machash) has opened an investigation into a volunteer in the Tel Aviv emergency squad known as the 'Shadow' squad, as part of the ongoing probe into allegations that squad members provided benefits and assistance to a nightclub in the city. The volunteer's identity has not been released. This development comes just 31 minutes after The Zioneer reported that another volunteer in the same unit had been questioned on similar suspicions and released without conditions. The scope of the Internal Affairs investigation and whether it involves additional squad members remains unclear.
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
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