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Former Female Police Officer Suspected of Sexual Crimes After Impersonating Man Released to House Arrest A former female police officer suspected of impersonating a man to commit sexual offenses was released to house arrest after two weeks in custody. The police allege she deceived women into sexual acts under false pretenses, and the investigation is ongoing with multiple testimonies collected.
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What happened 01 Former female police officer suspected of sexual offenses released to ten-day house arrest. 02 She allegedly impersonated a man named 'Orel Hazan' to deceive women into sexual acts. 03 Police suspect the pattern of abuse may have lasted years and are investigating further victims. 04 Five women have testified so far, describing similar experiences of deception. 05 The suspect served two years in the police and claims her actions stemmed from a low point in life. 06 Her lawyer expects the case to be closed without charges after investigation. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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