The two women who allegedly took a businessman's wallet were identified, previously found in a supermarket.
According to the Press Spokesman of the Paphos Police Department and Head of the Paphos Police Department Michael Nicolaou, on 26.11.22 at 16:20, a 55-year-old businessman complained that he lost his wallet, which contained 2,350 euros as well as various documents, while leaving a supermarket on Eleftheriou Venizelou Street.
After securing closed circuit recording it became apparent that a few minutes after losing the wallet, which was dropped at the exit, two unknown women picked it up without taking any action to identify the owner.
The photos of the two women were published in the media on Friday night when one of the two women, aged 57, presented herself to the police at around 23:00.
The 57-year-old said she had located the wallet, along with her 35-year-old daughter.
The two persons were charged in writing with the offence of theft by finding, as a considerable amount of time had elapsed between 3.15pm on Saturday afternoon when they found it and 11pm and they allegedly failed to take immediate action to locate the owner as required by law.
Source: KYPE
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