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Israeli Cyber Official Skips U.S. Bail After Child Sex Crime Arrest
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August 30, 2025
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8:04Now PlayingIsraeli cybersecurity director Tom Artyom Alexandrovich has failed to appear at a scheduled bail hearing in Nevada after being arrested earlier this month for allegedly attempting to solicit a minor online. Alexandrovich, a senior civil servant with Israel’s National Cyber Directorate, was detained in Las Vegas during a police sting but later released on a $10,000 bond with permission to return to Israel. The U.S. State Department confirmed his arrest, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office denied he was taken into custody, calling the claims false. Clark County Judge Barbara Schifalacqua rejected defense arguments that Alexandrovich was excused from attending, emphasizing that defendants released on bond must appear for all hearings. The case has raised questions about diplomatic handling, judicial discretion, and whether Alexandrovich will ultimately face trial in the United States.
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