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Shahin Sentenced for Fraudulent Scheme Involving Lior's Property

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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What happened

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Shahin was sentenced by Amir Doron for a fraudulent scheme that involved Lior's property. The scheme related to the theft of two high-value sound systems from the Nova music festival massacre site, which belonged to a company co-owned by Lior. Shahin was also fined 60,000 and paid compensation to NIS.

From jpost.com

Why it matters

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The conviction and fines relate to a scheme involving the theft of commercial property. The legal action involves NIS, which functions as a mandated government service, and Shahin, who was the driving force behind the scheme involving Lior's property.

From jpost.com

Who's involved

  • ShahinThe individual sentenced for the fraudulent scheme involving Lior's property.
  • Amir DoronThe person who sentenced Shahin for the fraudulent scheme.
  • LiorThe owner of the property (sound systems) that was involved in the theft scheme.
  • NISThe company to which Shahin paid compensation and was fined.

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