First Report: Police Officer Released a Woman from Custody, Had Relations with Her, and Shared Intelligence Information | Moshe Steinmetz

A police officer in the Tel Aviv district was fired after having sexual relations with a woman he released from custody, and is suspected of sharing intelligence information with her. The officer claimed in his investigation by the Police Internal Investigations Department that he saw nothing wrong with it. The report was revealed by Moshe Steinmetz.

First report: A storm in the police force after an officer in the Tel Aviv district was fired from his position. According to the report, the officer followed a woman he had released from custody, and a few days later had sexual relations with her. In addition, he is suspected of sharing intelligence information with her about a person known to her. During his investigation by the Police Internal Investigations Department, the officer claimed that he did not think it was wrong, saying: "I didn't think it was wrong to have sexual relations; there is no case against her." The report was revealed by police commentator Moshe Steinmetz in the main edition with Uri Koel. The incident raises questions about the officer's conduct and its implications for public trust in the police.

First Report: Police Officer Released a Woman from Custody, Had Relations with Her, and Shared Intelligence Information | Moshe Steinmetz