Tourist beaten up after refusing to pay cabaret bill

A DRUNK Polish tourist who ran up a £200 bill at a Limassol strip club was allegedly beaten up and had his wallet stolen when he refused to pay.

Limassol CID are investigating a complaint made by Polish tourist Henrik Misienjk, 58, who claims he was beaten up by four night club employees who stole $300 from his trouser pocket.

Misienjk claims he was beaten black and blue when he refused to pay the bill for his quality time, ending up in hospital.

Doctors at Limassol general hospital confirmed that the Pole had suffered bruises to various parts of his body.

But police said the investigation was being hampered because the victim was too drunk to remember which cabaret he had stumbled into on Thursday evening.

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