Court Shortens Gag Order on Security Personnel Detained in Shin Bet Probe
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A district court shortened a gag order preventing two security personnel from the Samaria region, arrested Sunday in a Shin Bet investigation, from meeting their lawyers. Attorney Nati Rom of Honenu met the detainees late Monday after the court's ruling. Honenu claims the detainees are cooperating and have provided details supporting their version of events. The investigation details are still under a gag order.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A district court reduced a gag order on two security personnel arrested in a Shin Bet investigation.
- The security personnel were arrested early Sunday morning in the Samaria region.
- Attorney Nati Rom of Honenu met the detainees late Monday night.
- Honenu claims the detainees are cooperating with investigators.
- Investigation details remain under a gag order.
A district court has reduced the period during which two security personnel from the Samaria region, arrested early Sunday morning as part of a Shin Bet investigation, were barred from meeting with their lawyers. The Honenu organization had appealed the initial restriction. Following the court's decision, attorney Nati Rom, representing Honenu, met with the two detainees late Monday night at a Shin Bet facility. The organization claims the detainees have been cooperating with investigators since their arrest and have provided all details supporting their account. Details of the investigation remain under a gag order.
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