Ironi Tiberias Owners' Arrests Extended in Corruption Probe
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The arrests of Ironi Tiberias owner Aryeh Kalmanzon and former co-owner Miki Biton were extended for five days by a court as part of a corruption investigation into the Premier League. Financial officer Yael Bar's detention was extended until Wednesday, while a decision on former coach Eliran Hodada is pending. The probe centers on alleged financial offenses linked to the club's operations.
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- Ironi Tiberias owner Aryeh Kalmanzon's arrest extended for five days in corruption probe.
- Former co-owner Miki Biton also detained for five days in the same investigation.
- Financial officer Yael Bar's detention extended until Wednesday.
- The investigation concerns alleged financial offenses related to the soccer club.
- A decision on former coach Eliran Hodada's detention is expected soon.
A court has extended the arrest of Aryeh Kalmanzon, owner of the Ironi Tiberias soccer club, and Miki Biton, his former co-owner, for five days as part of an investigation into alleged corruption in the Premier League. The arrests are connected to suspicions of financial offenses related to the club's activities.
The court also extended the detention of Yael Bar, a financial officer involved in the case, until Wednesday. A decision regarding the arrest of Eliran Hodada, the team's coach last season, is expected soon.
Kalmanzon and Biton are among those suspected of illegal financial conduct. The police are continuing their investigation into the involvement of all suspects in the alleged wrongdoing.
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