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Commission of Inquiry into the Testimony of the Commander of Gilboa Prison: "The case of the prisoner pimp has been investigated in the past, we will not investigate the matter" | Israel today

2021-11-25T10:29:15.616Z


In the opening of his testimony yesterday, Ben Sheetrit said: "From the night of the incident, I was accused of being responsible for the default, even before an examination or investigation."


Prisoner's pimp affair:

During the testimony given today (Thursday) by Gilboa Prison Commander Gen. Freddy Ben Sheetrit to the Commission of Inquiry into the Escape of Security Prisoners, during which it was revealed yesterday that prisoners were pimped out at the request of security prisoners. "Is not for our examination."

"Pimped conscripts in prison"

Opening his testimony yesterday, Ben Sheetrit said: "From the night of the incident, I was accused of being responsible for the default, even before an investigation or investigation. I can say that I was marked by the commissioner as the person responsible for the incident that failed miserably."

Regarding the intelligence issue surrounding the incident, he admitted: "As a prison commander, I am not allowed to operate or raise resources. At the beginning of February I demanded to get a picture of the cellular smuggling situation in the prison. According to the commanding officer, there were ten smuggled devices in the prison.

This is considered a reasonable number relative to other places.

"There may have been some kind of fraud here led by inmates who contributed information around smuggled phones, thereby creating a sense of satisfaction among the paramedics to hide the tunnel excavation. I have no idea how it was not revealed at the intelligence level."

Gilboa Prison // Photo: Gil Eliyahu / Ginny,

An hour and a half into his testimony, the prison commander was required to tell about the organizational attention he had.

After finishing talking about the corona, he detailed an affair from 2017. "A serious and constitutive incident is a pimping incident in compulsory female soldiers by a spokesman for the security prisoners," he said.

"He would demand that a female soldier be drafted at certain points, not for security or security reasons but for one reason or another. This is an incident that was investigated by the police and an indictment was filed against that security prisoner and he was convicted."

It should be noted that following complaints from three wardens, an investigation was conducted by the IPS, at the end of which it was decided to involve the police. The intelligence officer for service in the organization.

Gilboa Prison Commander testifies to the terrorists' escape, yesterday // Photo: Moshe Ben Simhon

"Cynical exploitation of victims"

The Prison Service said: "It is strange to hear that such a serious allegation on the part of someone who sat at the organizational decision center and served as an IPS commissioner while investigating the incident, is heard only now and probably would not have been heard if he had not been asked to come and testify personally.

This is an attempt to change the public debate from dealing with an examination of its function, to dealing with a matter that was examined under a previous commissioner, and closed by the State Attorney's Office.

"We can only regret the officer's choice to cynically exploit the vulnerability of crime victims trying to rebuild their lives, in order to divert public attention from his testimony in the escape investigation committee that took place under his direct command. It must be immediately referred to law enforcement to re-examine the previous decision. "

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Source: israelhayom

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