Mahmod Kandil, a player for the Bnei Sakhnin soccer club, was charged Wednesday with several counts of shoplifting beauty products from the Ben-Gurion Airport duty free shops. Three other players and the team's quartermaster were also indicted.
According to the incidetment, while waiting for their flight to take their team to a game in Europe, Kandil and teammates Khaled Khalalia, Abed Rabbah, Allah Abu Salah and the team's quartermaster Allah Ganaim had stolen several perfumes and lotions from the James Richardson store, located in the duty free area of the airport.
Kandil is believed to have stolen about $1,700 worth of beauty products.
The Ben-Gurion Airport police's prosecutor, Attorney Hadas Friedman-Manor, claims that the total value of the stolen items amounts to several thousand dollars.
The indictment states that Rabbah stole three Armani perfumes, two 212 perfumes for men and women, one Hugo Boss perfume and one Issey Miyake perfume, totaling $487.
Khalalia is suspected of stealing four channel perfumes, six packs of razors, two make-up packets, mascara, foundation and sun protection lotion, totaling $669.
Salah was charged with stealing six perfumes, totaling $524. Ganaim was accused of stealing six perfumes worth $575.
The indictment states that "in his actions, the accused deceitfully took property that could be stolen, without the owners' consent and without filling claim."
Some of the deeds described in the indictment were captured by the store's security cameras and were presented in the indictment.
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