The Police see no connection between the murders and the arrests in the Occupied Territories

According to the indications so far, it does not appear that the two men arrested in the occupied territories have anything to do with the murders of Kalogeropoulos and Mavromichalis, Police Spokesman Christos Andreou told KYPE, stating that one of the two arrested in the occupied territories, a holder of a German passport , in Poland he is wanted in Poland he is wanted, while for the second man the Police do not have any evidence or file against him.

Mr. Andreou explained that on October 28, a person of German origin arrived at Larnaca airport, who, based on the Schengen information system, was found to be wanted by the Polish authorities to be brought to trial in connection with various crimes. , such as participation in a criminal organization, money laundering, extorting money under false pretenses and other similar crimes.

This person was arrested and remained in custody until October 31, when he was presented before the Larnaca District Court, continued Mr. Andreou. The court ordered, in order to initiate extradition proceedings with the Polish authorities, that the suspect be released on conditions such as a cash deposit of 50,000 euros, his details to be put on the stop list, his travel documents to be handed over and to be presented to certain dates at the Germasogeia Police Station (ss: the suspect chose the station).