Crime & Safety · Cyprus

Maronas testifies in Zavrantonas case involving 15 kilograms of cocaine

6 sourcesFirst reported 6 days agoUpdated 4 days ago

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Yiannis Andreou, known as "Maronas," provided testimony in the ongoing trial regarding 15 kilograms of cocaine involving defendant Giorgos Christodoulou-Zavrantonas.
The defense raised concerns about Andreou's preferential treatment and questioned his motives during cross-examination.
Andreou claimed responsibility for the cocaine, while also addressing allegations of his connections with local authorities, including a deputy police chief.
The proceedings marked a critical phase in the high-profile case, which has attracted significant public attention.
Discussions during the cross-examination touched on various controversial topics, including personal connections and stakes in poker games.

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