Former Netivei Ayalon Chairman Investigated for Fraud and Forgery
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
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- Former Netivei Ayalon chairman Idan David is under investigation.
- He is suspected of fraud and using forged documents.
- Allegations include breach of trust and false affidavits.
- David was released under restrictive conditions after questioning.
Idan David, the recently dismissed chairman of the government-owned company Netivei Ayalon, was investigated by the police on Thursday morning. He is suspected of receiving property by fraud and using forged documents, as well as breach of trust and submitting a false affidavit. According to the police, David allegedly presented false business data and forged documents to meet the eligibility requirements for his position as chairman. A search was conducted at his home and office. Following his interrogation at Lahav 433, David was released under restrictive conditions.
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