Paphos Police collects over €60,000 in a day from pending warrants

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The Paphos Police conducted a targeted operation to collect outstanding fines.
Over €60,000 was collected in a single day as part of this campaign.
The operation focused on executing long-standing unpaid warrants.
The campaign involved officers from the Paphos Rural Police Stations.
Assistant Police Director Michalis Nicolaou confirmed the successful outcome of the initiative.

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The Paphos Police Department has conducted a successful campaign targeting outstanding warrants, collecting over €60,000 in just one day. This initiative was aimed at addressing years of unpaid fines and was executed by officers from the Paphos Rural Stations.

According to Assistant Police Director Michalis Nicolaou, the operation represents a significant effort by local authorities to resolve long-standing financial obligations. The targeted approach to collecting these fines appears to have significantly benefited state finances, reflecting the efficacy of the campaign in mobilizing resources that had previously remained uncollected.

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