Arrest warrant against a second person, also a 29-year-old Indian, was issued by the police in connection with the case involving the supply of drugs to minors in Limassol.
As it is known, the YCID arrived at the arrest of initially a 27-year-old Indian man in custody, through two minor sisters, a 15-year-old and a 13-year-old. Specifically, a few days ago in Limassol, a 13-year-old schoolgirl, after being found semi-conscious, was taken to the city's hospital, where tests revealed that she was using drugs, namely crystal. After examinations by the Limassol YKAN it was found that her older sister, aged 15, was also a drug user, who gave further information about their supplier by "pointing to" the Indian.
- Underage drug dealers and information about a girl exploitation ring
- He confessed that he supplied drugs to the underage sisters in Limassol
- The Indian man supplied the minors with crystal 3 times. He impersonated his roommate to fool the authorities
According to the Cyprus Times, the YKAN has obtained testimony that "points" to the 29-year-old Indian who is wanted as the person who supplied the 15-year-old girl with heroin. Specifically, it appears that he was present when the 15-year-old met with the 27-year-old to obtain crystal ice and eventually he also supplied her with heroin.
Following the issuance of the warrant, the police are conducting investigations to locate and arrest him.
As mentioned in yesterday's publication, the YKAN is also conducting investigations to locate two other underage persons in order to obtain statements from them, as there is information that they are related to the 27-year-old Indian, not only for the purpose of supplying drugs. In particular, authorities are investigating a serious tip-off that these two minors - a boy and a girl - were selling hard drugs to their peers in Limassol at the suggestion of the Indian.
According to reports, the authorities are also investigating information about the exploitation of girls by the ring in order to secure a supply of hard drugs.
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