Tom Alexandrovich, a senior cybersecurity official with the Israeli government, was one of eight people arrested as part of a multi-week operation by Nevada and federal authorities targeting “child sex predators,“ according to an August 15 statement from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
Local media, including the Las Vegas Review-Journal and local news station KLAS-TV, said he skipped the hearing. The Review-Journal quoted his lawyers as saying they had agreed with the district attorney's office that Alexandrovich did not have to appear in person.
Messages left by Reuters with the district attorney's office and Alexandrovich's lawyers were not immediately returned. In an email, the court said the docket in Alexandrovich's case had not yet been updated and did not elaborate. Attempts to reach Alexandrovich have been unsuccessful.
In comments to the local media, Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson, whose office has jurisdiction over Las Vegas and Henderson, called the situation “standard” and said there had been no special treatment. The U.S. State Department has said the American government had no involvement in the case - REUTERS
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