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Court Extends Detention of Suspects in Negev Vote-Buying Case
A court in Beersheba extended the detention of two suspects for six days in a Negev vote-buying case, while a third suspect, a doctor, was moved to house arrest. Police arrested the three residents of Segev Shalom and Ar'ara BaNegev hours before polls opened, finding cash and ballots.
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What happened
- 01Two suspects in a Negev vote-buying case had their detention extended by six days by a Beersheba court.
- 02A third suspect, a doctor, was released to house arrest.
- 03Police arrested the three individuals hours before polling stations opened.
- 04Tens of thousands of shekels in cash and ballot papers were found in the suspects' homes.
- 05The Central Elections Committee described the incident as isolated and occurring away from polling stations.
The Central Elections Committee called the incident isolated, and the investigation continues.
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