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Lawyer Arrested for Allegedly Smuggling Prisoner's Semen Into Jail

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Lawyer Arrested at Nitzan Prison for Allegedly Smuggling Semen

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A lawyer was arrested at Nitzan Prison on Wednesday for allegedly attempting to smuggle semen belonging to an inmate out of the facility. Prison officials became suspicious and obtained a court order to conduct a body search, which uncovered a bottle of semen hidden in her underwear. She was detained for questioning, and the Prison Service declined to comment.

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  • A lawyer was arrested at Nitzan Prison on Wednesday for attempting to smuggle semen.
  • The semen belonged to an inmate and was found hidden in the lawyer's underwear.
  • Prison officials acted on intelligence and obtained a court order for a body search.
  • The lawyer was detained and is being questioned by police in Ramla.
  • The Prison Service declined to comment on the incident.

A lawyer was arrested on Wednesday at Nitzan Prison after allegedly attempting to smuggle semen belonging to an inmate out of the facility. Prison authorities became suspicious during the lawyer's visit to meet with a prisoner. Intelligence information suggested an unusual smuggling attempt, prompting prison officials to seek an urgent court order for a body search.

Following approval from the prosecution, a search was conducted, revealing a bottle containing semen hidden in the lawyer's underwear. She was immediately detained and transferred to the Ramla police station for questioning regarding the incident. The Prison Service declined to comment on the details of the event.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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