He drove policewomen to isolated places and sexually assaulted them: Serious indictment against a police officer
The Police Internal Investigations Department filed an indictment against a police officer from the Beit She'an station for indecent acts and sexual harassment of two policewomen. According to the indictment, the officer drove the complainants to isolated locations, made crude sexual remarks, and touched them without consent.
The Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) filed a serious indictment against a police officer from the Beit She'an station for indecent acts and sexual harassment of two policewomen who served with him. According to the indictment, the officer exploited his authority and position to harm the policewomen during joint patrol shifts in a police vehicle. In the first indictment, filed by attorney Lidor Malko, it is alleged that in April of last year, the accused drove a policewoman to an isolated grove, made sexual remarks, kneaded her body, touched her genitals over her clothing, and kissed her neck. In the second indictment, between August and October 2023, he acted in a similar pattern toward a young policewoman who had been on the job for about a month, harassing her with detailed questions about her sex life. The article does not include the accused's response or the defense's version.