Handcuffs on 36-year-old for the fatal car accident in Paphos.
According to police, a 36-year-old man, from Sri Lanka, a permanent resident of Cyprus, was arrested, against whom an arrest warrant had been issued as part of the investigations.
According to the Cyprus Times, the 36-year-old, who was located after information reached the authorities, admitted that he was involved in the accident, claimed that he did not understand what hit him at first, and then got scared and fled the scene.
- He briefly got out of a car and was swept to his death, the 59-year-old man. Lantern on scene, search for driver
- An hour and a half apart the two tragedies. "Extinguished" 59-year-old and 68-year-old
The 36-year-old is allegedly the driver of the vehicle that fatally struck 59-year-old Merab Maglakelidze from Georgia, a resident of Cyprus, and then fled the scene.
As reported in a previous Cyprus Times report, the unfortunate 59-year-old was in a car with two compatriots heading towards Paphos.
At some point, however, the driver of the car while driving on Panikos Hadjipanagi Street in Mesogi, stopped on the side of the road for the 59-year-old to get out of the vehicle for a moment. At that moment, the unfortunate man attempted to cross the road and was swept away by a car that was passing by at the time.
The two compatriots of the 59-year-old had reported to the authorities that the car in question was moving at a high speed andthey failed to retain any evidence of it.
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