Ironi Tiberias Owner Arrested on Suspicion of Financial Crimes
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Aryeh Kalmanzon, owner of the Ironi Tiberias football club, was arrested on suspicion of financial crimes and double contracts. A court extended his detention for five days. The investigation also led to the arrest of the club's finance officer and a former coach. The probe involves multiple Israeli authorities, including the Tax Authority and the Football Association.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ironi Tiberias owner Aryeh Kalmanzon was arrested for alleged financial crimes.
- A court extended Kalmanzon's detention by five days.
- The club's finance officer, Yael Bar, was also arrested.
- A former coach was apprehended as part of the ongoing investigation.
- The investigation is a joint effort involving several Israeli government bodies.
Aryeh Kalmanzon, the owner of the Israeli Premier League football club Ironi Tiberias, has been arrested on suspicion of committing financial offenses and engaging in double contracts. A court in Rishon LeZion extended his detention by five days. The National Unit for the Fight Against Economic Crime in Lahav 433 also arrested a former coach and Yael Bar, the club's finance officer, in connection with the investigation.
The joint investigation is being conducted in cooperation with the Football Association, the Tax Authority's Diamond Unit, the National Insurance Institute, and the Corporations Authority, the Registrar of Associations.
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