Police to Reopen Investigation into Eyal Golan "Company Games" Case
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
Israeli police will conduct further investigative actions in the "Company Games" case involving Eyal Golan, approximately five months after prosecutors ordered supplementary investigations. The directive was reissued following appeals by complainants Taisia Zemolotsky and N. after the case was closed twice. The decision to proceed with new actions follows a petition filed by N. with the High Court of Justice.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Police will conduct new investigative actions in the "Company Games" case involving Eyal Golan.
- The decision comes five months after prosecutors initially ordered supplementary investigations.
- Complainants Taisia Zemolotsky and N. appealed the case's closure twice.
- A petition filed by N. with the High Court of Justice preceded the police announcement.
- The case was investigated by the Central Fraud Unit following a May complaint.
Approximately five months after prosecutors ordered further investigation into the "Company Games" case, the police announced on Wednesday that they will conduct additional investigative actions. The directive to reopen the case and complete supplementary investigations came from the prosecution about five months ago, following appeals filed by Taisia Zemolotsky and N. after the investigation file was closed for the second time. However, the police had not carried out these supplementary actions, citing claims that they were unnecessary or had already been completed.
Now, after N. filed a petition with the High Court of Justice (B’tz), the prosecution announced that the police will perform several investigative actions. Following these, the need for further steps will be assessed. The case involving Eyal Golan was investigated by the Central Fraud Unit of the police, stemming from a complaint published in May. This investigation has undergone supplementary inquiries in recent weeks.
In the "Company Games" case specifically, the Central District Unit in Tel Aviv was instructed by the prosecution to conduct further investigations due to the appeals lodged by complainants Taisia Zemolotsky and N. against the initial closure of the case. Zemolotsky has previously stated that the police are obstructing the investigation against Eyal Golan.
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