Stamp out blatant solicitation

Having reported the continuous soliciting, by a young girl, on Tombs of the Kings Road, I have decided now to put it in the papers and contact the government to complain of the lack of effort by the local police, to stop this activity. Three complaints of her soliciting have been phoned in to the 199 number and the local community police officer, but they have fallen on deaf ears.

It’s a shame that this girl has to resort to prostitution in these times, but accosting people in the street is disgusting. We have witnessed her going behind empty buildings with many different men and I even gave the number of one of the vans she went into, which had its company name on the side. With the possibility of tourists coming to the area, (hopefully), i would have thought that these activities should be stamped out.

EK, Paphos 

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