Cleared the name of former Ben Gurion Airport employee in sexual assault case
Roy Neidorf, 31, from Magen Yavne, was hired as an inspector for the Department of Population and Immigration.
According to state prosecutors, a former Ben Gurion airport employee who was accused of seeking entry into Israel as a foreign national has been cleared for publication.
Roy Neidorf, 31, from Magen Yavne, was hired as an inspector for the Department of Population and Immigration.
The indictment was filed in June by lawyer Shahar Katz-Daniel of the Central District Attorney’s Office in June in the Central Court of LOD, detailing Neidorf’s actions when interrogating Brazilian citizens at Ben-Gurion Airport.
According to the allegations, Neidorf used the “Google Translate” app to communicate with the woman, instructing her to wait near the bathroom after granting her entry into Israel.
She was worried that her entry would be cancelled by Neidorf, and she followed his request. Once she arrived at the bathroom, Neidorf allegedly sexually assaulted her in the bathroom in the luggage hall.
Illustrative image of a man with handcuffs. (Credit: Ingimage)
A separate attack
In two other incidents, Nidolf allegedly acted similarly during the interrogation of two Spanish nationals and a Romanian citizen.
He also reportedly used a translation app to communicate inappropriate requests in these cases, including a request for reading: “If I let you go through, I want us to meet outside,” another said: “I would be generous if you are generous to me.”
Neidorf faces allegations of bribery and breach.
After the lawsuit was filed, the court upheld the prosecutor’s request to issue Neidorf’s name. His lawyers filed a judgment with the Supreme Court. However, following Justice Nom Solberg’s advice, the appeal was withdrawn.
Suspected of serious sexual offences
In June, Israeli police reported that Nidov was suspected of committing serious sexual crimes against several women seeking to enter Israel. Jerusalem Post Previously reported.
The investigation into Neidorf is part of a broad investigation related to the nationwide trafficking of sex rings, which is part of promoting prostitution services nationwide.
Police described it as “a shocking case involving allegedly a suspect who acted systematically and used his position and power to act against innocent women in this illegal way,” he said. postal lead.
