APOEL responds to allegations of leaking confidential police documents

APOEL Press Spokesperson Nektarios Petevinos firmly denied allegations that the club has any connection to the publication of confidential documents featuring the police logo on social media.

Speaking on a television program, APOEL Press Spokesperson Nektarios Petevinos stated that the club has no connection to the video in question or to anonymous social media pages. Petevinos noted that the documents, which came to light following a complaint by AKEL General Secretary Stefanos Stefanou, date back to 2009, and argued that the issue is being exploited for political purposes ahead of the elections.

Greek Cypriot Police Press Office Spokesperson Michalis Michail announced that the investigation is ongoing. Michail stated that they are focusing on the content, source, and authenticity of the documents, and are trying to determine whether the documents are legal copies provided to parties within the scope of judicial proceedings or materials leaked unauthorized from within the organization.