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Now 14Security

Ex-Reality Show Contestant Arrested for Alleged Assault on Ex-Fiancée

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A former "Ha'Ach Ha'Gadol" reality show contestant was arrested in Holon on suspicion of assaulting his ex-fiancée, Milan Amar, and using her credit card. The arrest occurred one day after news broke of their separation. The suspect denies the accusations and is due in court for a detention extension hearing.

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  • Former reality show contestant arrested for alleged assault and credit card theft.
  • The suspect's ex-fiancée, a known fitness coach, filed the complaint.
  • The arrest follows the couple's reported separation just one day prior.
  • The suspect denies all allegations and is being held for investigation.
  • A court hearing is scheduled to determine if his detention will be extended.

A former contestant on the reality show "Ha'Ach Ha'Gadol" (Big Brother) was arrested Sunday night on suspicion of assaulting his ex-fiancée and using her credit card. The arrest follows a complaint filed by the ex-fiancée, a well-known fitness coach, who alleges the assault and unauthorized credit card use. The couple's separation was reported just yesterday. The suspect was questioned at the Holon police station and is expected to appear in court later today for a hearing on extending his detention as the investigation continues. The suspect denies the allegations. The former couple was previously engaged, but their relationship has now led to a criminal complaint and police investigation.

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