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Head of local authority detained by Lahav 433's fraud unit on suspicion of public corruption

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The head of a local authority has been detained by the National Fraud Investigation Unit in Lahav 433 on Monday on suspicion of involvement in public corruption.

Searches are being conducted in the homes of officials and authority offices, and additional senior officials have been summoned for investigation.

Simultaneously, enforcement actions are being taken at several sites in the council’s territory in cooperation with additional enforcement and supervisory bodies. The investigation is in its early stages, and additional actions are expected.

This is a developing story.

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