Probe Into Former Acre Mayor Concludes, Suspicions of Bribery Emerge
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- Former Acre mayor Amichai Ben Shlush investigated for bribery.
- Suspicions include vote-buying and offering positions for support.
- Investigation also involved former deputy mayor Itamar Sunino.
- Case file sent to prosecution for review and decision.
An investigation into the former mayor of Acre, Amichai Ben Shlush, has concluded, with findings pointing to suspicions of bribery, election bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. The investigation, conducted by the National Fraud Investigation Unit (LAHAV 433), also involved the former deputy mayor, Itamar Sunino, and numerous other suspects.
According to the suspicions, Ben Shlush and others allegedly acted to transfer payments to voters to secure his election in the local elections held on February 27, 2024. Additionally, it is suspected that Ben Shlush offered benefits, promised public positions, and committed to various jobs and advantages for associates in exchange for help in garnering support during the election campaign.
The investigation file, which was overseen from its inception by the Haifa District Prosecutor's Office, has now been transferred to the prosecution for review and decision.
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