Crime & Safety · Cyprus

Defense Claims Cocaine Evidence is Illegal in Court Case

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The Nicosia Criminal Court is retrialing a case involving over 15 kilograms of cocaine.
Defendant Georgios Christodoulou, nicknamed 'Zavrantonas', had been sentenced to 22 years in prison.
The appellate court ordered a retrial due to legal challenges over evidence acquisition.
A police witness testified about the arrests made during a drug operation in 2019.
The defense attorney contends that the evidence was obtained unlawfully.

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The Nicosia Criminal Court is retrialing a case involving over 15 kilograms of cocaine.
Defendant Georgios Christodoulou, nicknamed 'Zavrantonas', had been sentenced to 22 years in prison.
The appellate court ordered a retrial due to legal challenges over evidence acquisition.
A police witness testified about the arrests made during a drug operation in 2019.
The defense attorney contends that the evidence was obtained unlawfully.

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