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Tel Aviv Police Seek Unprecedented Judicial Restrictions on Crime Boss Yossi Musli

By דסק C14
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

The Tel Aviv District Police have filed a request with the District Court to impose a judicial restriction order against Yossi Musli, identified as a leading figure in the Musli crime organization. The court has temporarily approved the order, which will remain in effect until a further hearing scheduled for Thursday.

The order includes several stringent measures against Musli, such as house arrest, a ban on contacting numerous individuals involved in criminal activities, prohibition from using the internet, and a travel ban preventing him from leaving the country. Additional restrictions are detailed in the court order.

This legal action is part of an ongoing campaign by the Tel Aviv District Police, led by the Central Unit, targeting organized and serious crime groups. Police officials stated that this move complements ongoing operational, intelligence, and investigative efforts against criminal elements.

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