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Former Shomrim Leader Chaim Rotter Released to House Arrest Amid Serious Sexual Assault Charges
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 15 hours ago
What happened
Chaim Rotter, former Shomrim leader in Bnei Brak, was released to house arrest in Jerusalem amid serious sexual assault charges involving four victims. The court approved a new supervision arrangement after the Supreme Court set conditions for his release. The criminal case continues with further investigations underway.
- 01Chaim Rotter faces serious sexual assault charges involving four complainants, including a minor.
- 02He was released from jail to house arrest in Jerusalem under strict supervision.
- 03The Supreme Court mandated changes to his supervision and living conditions before release.
- 04The supervision team includes five supervisors, with ongoing approval processes.
- 05Rotter exploited his leadership role in Shomrim to commit alleged offenses from 2009 to 2024.
- 06The criminal trial and investigations into additional complaints continue.
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