Three Convicted Individuals Linked to Extremist Group Sent to Guatemala
Three convicted men, suspected to be linked to the extremist Lev Tahor sect, were fined in Belize for aiding in a crime and illegal entry. They sought permission to return to Guatemala after their court appearance. Their sect is under scrutiny for serious allegations, including human trafficking and child exploitation.
Avron Dinkel and Chaim Malka, both American nationals, along with Canadian Moshe Yhidia Alter, were apprehended in Santa Elena, Cayo for their involvement in criminal activities. They appeared in San Ignacio Magistrate’s Court, where they faced charges related to crime facilitation and illegal entry, respectively. Following their conviction, each received a $1,000 fine, along with a conditional three-month prison sentence if the fines remained unpaid. Upon settling their fines, the men sought permission to return to Guatemala.
In summary, three men linked to suspected extremist activities were convicted in Belize for aiding in a crime and illegal entry. Their fines were paid, allowing for their potential return to Guatemala, as authorities continue to investigate links to the controversial Lev Tahor sect. Recent operations against this group have revealed serious allegations of human rights violations.
Original Source: edition.channel5belize.com
