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As reported to the Court by the examiner of the case , Sergeant of the Paphos Traffic Police, the 44-year-old suspect denies any involvement with the case. The offences he faces are causing death by negligence, causing death by reckless, reckless and dangerous act, leaving the scene, and the offence of manslaughter.
The family will not accept condolences due to measures to prevent the spread of the Covid- 19 pandemic. The relatives of the deceased request that instead of wreaths, contributions be made to the family.
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The vehicle of the 44-year-old involved in the fatality on Sunday night involving a 60-year-old woman from Pafos has been transferred to Police Headquarters, according to Pafos Police Department Press Spokesman and Head of the Pafos Police Department Michael Nicolaou and today is expected to be examined scientifically.
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As reported to the Court by the examiner of the case , Sergeant of the Paphos Traffic Police, the 44-year-old suspect denies any involvement with the case. The offences he faces are causing death by negligence, causing death by reckless, reckless and dangerous act, leaving the scene, and the offence of manslaughter.
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The family will not accept condolences due to measures to prevent the spread of the Covid- 19 pandemic. The relatives of the deceased request that instead of wreaths, contributions be made to the family.
Source: CNA
Contents of this article including associated images are belongs to Cyprus Times
Views & opinions expressed are those of the author and/or Cyprus Times
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