On July 14, a young man who allegedly admitted to three rapes in Ayia Napa will answer to charges
The Larnaca - Famagusta Permanent Criminal Court today set July 14 as the date on which a 22-year-old, will answer charges relating to three rapes of women in the free province of Famagusta.
It is noted that the trial of the 22-year-old was scheduled to begin today before the Cairo Court, however the young man requested legal assistance.
The Criminal Court set July 14 as the date for the young man to answer to the offences he faces, which relate to abduction or kidnapping with intent to subject a person to sexual abuse, kidnapping, rape, sexual assault by penetration and indecent assault against a woman.
It is recalled that in the period between 18 April and mid-May, the Police in the free province of Famagusta received three complaints from female tourists staying in Ayia Napa that an unknown person had raped them.
Police obtained visual footage from CCTV and one of the complainants reportedly identified the 22-year-old man as the person who reportedly raped her.
A citizen allegedly identified the person from a photograph and provided information about his residence, resulting in the suspect being arrested and taken into custody.
Under questioning, the 22-year-old allegedly admitted to police the three rapes of the complaining female visitors.
Source: KYPE
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