A young suspect who blackmailed Moshe is celebrating: "If not a money job - I will publish personal information about you"
A 26-year-old resident of Eilat was arrested on suspicion of trying to blackmail the owners of Betar Jerusalem and threatened to publish personal details about him if he did not transfer the amount of money he demanded.
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09/01/2022
Sunday, 09 January 2022, 10:47 Updated: 11:04
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In the video: Moshe celebrates being released under house arrest (Walla system!)
A 26-year-old resident of Eilat was arrested today (Sunday) on suspicion of blackmailing Betar Jerusalem owner Moshe Hogg. About a month ago, Hogg filed a complaint with the police for extortion. According to the complaint, Hogg received threatening messages stating that if he did not transfer money, Personal details about him. The suspect was brought for questioning at the police station.
The complaint was filed two days after the owners of Betar Jerusalem were released under house arrest, after his arrest on suspicion of crypto fraud and sexual offenses.
In fact, Celebrate claims that he was blackmailed and threatened that his photos would be exposed in case he did not pay a certain amount to criminal elements.
Some of the threats began when he was celebrating and was detained in Hadarim.
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After being released under house arrest: Celebrates filed a complaint of extortion by threats
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Celebrating (Photo: Danny Maron)
In November 2021, Celebrate was arrested on suspicion of a series of fraud and money laundering offenses.
Among the offenses for which he was arrested are a ban on consuming a minor for prostitution, holding a place for the purpose of prostitution, advertising and displaying abomination, a husband prohibited by consent, bringing a person into prostitution, bringing a minor into dangerous drugs, banning alcohol for minors, sodomy, human trafficking, indecent act, causing. Leaving the country for the purpose of prostitution, sexual harassment and invasion of privacy.
The serious suspicions against the celebrant arose after the police received many videos from hidden cameras from an apartment in the center of the country, where young women in intimate situations were seen staying in the apartment with associates celebrating.
In addition, several women came to the National Fraud Investigation Unit and claimed that Celebrate had sexually assaulted them and even tried to force himself on them.
He was also arrested on suspicion of committing economic offenses: prohibition of money laundering, conspiracy to commit a crime, theft by an authorized person, receiving anything fraudulently under aggravated circumstances, intentional omission of income, false registration in corporation documents.
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