The files concerning the criminal prosecution of 15 police officers over the way they handled the reported disappearance of five women and two children who
Fifteen police officers facing prosecution over the way they handled the disappearance of several foreign women who turned out to be the victims of a
The independent police watchdog has not determined the need at any point to recommend the suspension of 15 officers who face prosecution in over the
Police chief Kypros Michaelides said on Wednesday he will support the 15 officers who are facing prosecution over the handling of the Metaxas serial killing
Police chief Kypros Michaelides confirmed on Monday that the attorney-general has ordered the prosecution of around 20 police officers over the way the force handled
The Green Party on Thursday said the first anniversary since the disappearance of five women and two children unfolded with the gradual discovery of their
An independent investigator on Thursday declined to comment on the findings of a probe into the police handling of the disappearance of women who turned
No one could have imagined the horror that followed the discovery of a woman’s body in an abandoned mine shaft in Mitsero in April this
The independent police watchdog will convey to the attorney-general its recommendations regarding a probe into the force’s handling of several disappearances of women who later
THE FINDINGS of the inquiry into the way police handled the disappearances of five women and two children who were discovered earlier this year to
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