His sentence will be determined by the court. Most of the charges against his son and all the charges against his daughter-in-law were dropped.
A plea bargain has been reached in the trial of Yosef Topol, former treasurer of Amot Investments, charged with embezzling NIS 14 million in company funds through the forgery of dozens of checks, which he deposited in his own and family members’ bank accounts.
According to the plea bargain, Topol admitted the charges against him today, primarily theft, aggravated forgery, obtaining by fraud under aggravated circumstances, falsifying corporate documents, fraud, and aggravated fraudulent receiving. Topol was convicted of the charges against him, and both parties announced there is no agreement concerning the matter of sentencing, which should be determined by the court.
In the framework of the plea bargain, most of the charges against Topol’s son and all the charges against his daughter-in-law, were dropped.