The Government Spokesman rejected the fact that President Anastasiades, knew about the Aristotelous and Senior Officer case, but admitted that he was aware of problems between Police-Central Prison relations.
- He denied that the PM knew about what Aristotelous complained about. Explicit instructions for clarification
- The officer responds and Drakou decides on suspension. Deadline for investigation of complaints
The Government Spokesman, Marios Pelekanos spoke on state radio this morning about a host of issues of concern, including the serious complaint by the Director of the Central Prison, Anna Aristotelous against a Senior Police Officer.
- Aristotelous asked for criminal investigators and suspension of the officer. "It's a one-way street..." (video)
[*]Criminal investigator for Aristotelous' allegations Achilleas Aimilianidis.
On the occasion of yesterday's developments and Aristotelous' official complaint to the Attorney General, Marios Pelecanos was asked by the journalist about the publication that the President of the Republic had long known about the incident and had even been informed in writing.
The Government Spokesman, like the President in an earlier statement, denied the above, stating that the only letters and information that President Anastasiades received concerned the problems in the Central Prison.
"The only thing the President was aware of was some problems in the Central Prisons, and more specifically between their cooperation and relationship with the Police. These are not problems that have to do with the issue that has seen the light of day," Marios Pelekanos said.
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