Hillel Partuk eportedly provided late responses to requests for information and disrupted planned stories.
By YAAKOV LAPPIN
Newly appointed Israel Police spokesman Hillel Partuk has come under fire from Army Radio and Channel 2 after he reportedly provided late responses to requests for information and disrupted planned stories.Partuk was officially appointed to his position on Thursday by Police Insp.-Gen. Yochanan Danino and Public Security Minister Yitzhak Aharnovitch.Soon after news of the controversy broke on Thursday, Army Radio reported that Partuk had been convicted in 1992 for unlawfully naming a female police officer whose name was covered by a media ban when he worked as a reporter for a local paper. He was fined NIS 15,000.Partuk told Army Radio on Thursday that following his conviction he went on to hold senior positions as a spokesman, including for the Tel Aviv Municipality, and that he has since observed all media bans.
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