Polis Chrysochous traffic officer resigns citing bullying allegations against mayor
A municipal traffic police officer in Polis Chrysochous has resigned, alleging bullying, intimidation, and unfair treatment by Mayor Yiotis Papachristofi and the municipal council. In his resignation letter, the officer detailed instances of harassment and expressed dissatisfaction with how he was treated during his tenure.
Mayor Papachristofi strongly rejected the accusations, describing the situation as problematic and alleging the officer caused issues since his employment began. The mayor claimed the officer failed to adhere to expected conduct and disregarded workplace norms. Additionally, the officer's requests for extended leave related to education were reportedly denied, adding to the tension between him and the municipality.
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