What causes young people to commit serious crimes without knowing who sent them?

A podcast hosted by Ariel Idan features the commander of the Shfela District Police's Central Unit, Chief Superintendent Asher David, discussing how crime organizations recruit young people through Telegram groups and paid tasks. The episode reveals how police investigators connect fragments of information from crime scenes to identify suspects and build indictments, and examines the economic motives linking criminals.

A podcast hosted by Ariel Idan features the commander of the Shfela District Police's Central Unit, Chief Superintendent Asher David, in a conversation about the modern method used by crime organizations to remotely operate young people. According to the discussion, crime organizations use Telegram groups and paid tasks to recruit young people to commit serious crimes, without the young people knowing who sent them or who is behind the task. The episode reveals how police investigators connect fragments of information from crime scenes to identify suspects and build indictments against them. Additionally, the economic motives linking criminals and the characteristics of the Central Unit as the branch handling the most complex cases were discussed. The program is a 24-minute podcast episode broadcast on Channel 14.