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Prosecutor finds no evidence of rape by police in Omonia station case · Cyprus Report

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Prosecutor finds no evidence of rape by police in Omonia station case

1 sourceFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 13 days ago

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The prosecutor has determined that there is no evidence of rape involving a 19-year-old by police officers at the Omonia police station.
The prosecutor stated that only one officer should be charged for a violation of personal data laws.
The decision has sparked discussions regarding the handling of such cases by law enforcement.
The prosecutor emphasized that their role is not to serve as a moral court.
Reactions from the public and advocacy groups to the prosecutor's decision are varied and significant.

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«Δεν είμαστε δικαστήριο ήθους»: Ο εισαγγελέας δεν είδε βιασμό της 19χρονης από τους αστυνομικούς στο ΑΤ ΟμόνοιαςEthnos · 13 days ago

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The prosecutor has determined that there is no evidence of rape involving a 19-year-old by police officers at the Omonia police station.
The prosecutor stated that only one officer should be charged for a violation of personal data laws.
The decision has sparked discussions regarding the handling of such cases by law enforcement.
The prosecutor emphasized that their role is not to serve as a moral court.
Reactions from the public and advocacy groups to the prosecutor's decision are varied and significant.

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