Ousted Netivei Ayalon Chairman Investigated for Corruption, Falsifying Resume

Idan David, the recently ousted chairman of Netivei Ayalon, is the senior official being investigated by Lahav 433 on suspicion of corruption offenses, including fraud, breach of trust, and falsifying details on his resume. The Government Companies Authority filed a police complaint against him, and the police confirmed his investigation two days prior, stating that searches were conducted at his home and office. The article also mentions a separate investigation from last month involving three Border Police officers, including the son of a senior law enforcement official. They were suspected of car theft, unauthorized use of a vehicle, and abuse of power. According to the police, the officers found a car with keys inside during a patrol in the Jerusalem envelope area. They allegedly drove the car without legal authority, causing damage to nearby vehicles, and then abandoned it without reporting the incident to their superiors. The vehicle has not yet been recovered. Following their investigation, the three officers were released under conditions that included a 15-day restriction from police facilities. The article also briefly references other ongoing investigations, including a senior government company official suspected of fraud and a contractor arrested alongside a former Knesset member.