Police HR Chief Alona Shoshan Resigns Amid Investigation
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Alona Shoshan, head of the Police Human Resources Department, has resigned amid an investigation into witness tampering. She was suspected of recording a key witness in the Kobi Yaacobi case to discredit him. Shoshan was previously removed from her duties and has denied the charges. She also filed a sexual harassment complaint against the witness, which he denies.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Police HR Chief Alona Shoshan is resigning due to an investigation into witness tampering.
- Shoshan is suspected of recording Lior Abudraham, a key witness in the Kobi Yaacobi case.
- The investigation into Shoshan began in June and led to her removal from the police.
- Shoshan denies the allegations and has filed a sexual harassment complaint against Abudraham.
- Abudraham denies the sexual harassment allegations made against him.
Alona Shoshan, the Head of the Police Human Resources Department, is resigning from her position following an investigation against her and after months of being removed from the organization. The investigation into Shoshan began in June with the Competition Authority, on suspicion of witness tampering, in connection with the case of Israel Prison Service Commissioner Kobi Yaacobi. It is suspected that Shoshan recorded Lior Abudraham, the former head of the Police Spokesperson Unit and a key witness in the case, in an attempt to undermine his credibility. Following the investigation, Shoshan was removed from the police force and did not return to her role. Shoshan has denied the allegations against her. Concurrently, she filed a complaint against Abudraham for alleged sexual harassment, which he denies.
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