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Former police officer claims unauthorized surveillance by Cypriot police
2 sourcesFirst reported 6 days agoUpdated 6 days ago
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- A former police officer has alleged that the Cyprus Police conducted wiretaps on citizens without proper judicial warrants.
- Alexis Mavros, a forensic expert and ex-member of the police force, claims that the police monitored conversations in real time.
- He emphasized that relevant legislation regulating such activities remains unenforced.
- Mavros holds qualifications as a certified IACIS Computer Forensics Examiner and has a Master's degree in the field.
- The allegations have raised concerns about privacy rights and legal oversight in law enforcement practices in Cyprus.
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