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Former Policewoman Released to House Arrest After Impersonating Man in Romantic Relationships
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A former policewoman from Petah Tikva was released to house arrest after allegedly impersonating a man to form romantic relationships with women.
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- A former policewoman from Petah Tikva is suspected of impersonating a man named Orel Hazan.
- She allegedly used this false identity to engage in romantic relationships with women.
- The Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court released her to 10 days of house arrest.
- The suspect is a resident of Petah Tikva.
- The case involves deception through gender impersonation.
A resident of Petah Tikva, previously a police officer, was released to 10 days of house arrest by the Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court. She is suspected of impersonating a man named "Orel Hazan" and engaging in romantic relationships with women under this false identity. The case involves allegations of deception related to her assumed male persona.
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