Penta Foreca, who received the recognition from the President in 2017, was accused of assaulting three different women at the beach in Bat Yam • "His actions were forcibly committed and sexually violent and physically violent"

• The accused in court // Screenshot: Avi Cohen

A severe indictment was filed this morning (Wednesday) in the city district court against Penta Forte (24) of Bat Yam, for rape, indecent aggravated circumstances, indecent assault and assault causing actual injury. Foreclosure won the 2017 Outstanding President Award as a fighter in the Paratroopers Brigade.

According to the indictment, filed by Attorney Talia Kalmaro, the defendant attacked on three different occasions, women walking in the grapevine at night in the city of Bat Yam. According to the first charge, on March 3, 1999 at 4:00 A.M. Along the "rocky" beach in the city of Bat Yam, the defendant turned to the complainant and she told him that he did not understand his words and motioned him to let her go.

Outstanding president charged with rape in Bat Yam

The defendant dropped her on the ground, blocked her mouth with his hand and told her in English that he wanted to have sexual contact with her and ordered her to relax. While lying on the ground, the complainant tried to break free of the defendant's grip, hit him in the face and eye, bit her, scratch him and cry for help. The accused committed an indecent act and rape without her consent. The complainant cried for help as a bystander passed by and the defendant tried to keep him away, telling him in English: "This is my girl" and the man moved away. Later, the defendant let go of the complainant and she fled the scene and called for help at a nearby business.

According to the second charge, on or after November 21, 1999, at 1:40 pm, on Yoseftal Street in Bat Yam, the defendant punched a BB in the buttocks, walking on the street and continuing to run. After a few minutes, the complainant noticed the defendant down the street and approached him, in order to confront him. The complainant asked the accused to comment on his actions, and in response the accused pushed her and caused her to fall. At this point, he kicked the complainant's head, shouting "Go home."

According to the third charge on Nov. 30, 19:00 at 3:00 AM or thereabouts, on Rothschild Street in Bat Yam, the defendant attacked G.G. By pushing her, he kicked her and led her down a flight of stairs. The complainant again cried out for help and the defendant grabbed her neck again for the purpose of silence, pushed her down, made her fall down the stairs, kicked her head firmly and held her neck firmly. Instead of a bystander and the complainant shouted at him: "Save, he has a knife." The bystander called out to the accused and in response, the defendant let go of the complainant and fled the scene.

In the arrest request, Attorney Talia Kalmaru wrote: "Respondent's actions were performed with force and sexual restraint and sexual violence, against random women, who walked in and out of the streets of a city. All the acts indicate a pattern of repetitive action, in which the respondent locates his victims, follows them, and takes sexual and physical violence against them, without a hint of their pleas. "