In 10 days, the Police managed to collect € 330.000, executing 2.107 fine warrants. This is after the intensification of the efforts by the local competent police departments, after a meeting that preceded the Ministry of Justice.
The Police proceeded to the appointment of a senior officer, Andreas Angelidis, who has undertaken the supervision and control for the execution of the warrants. Letters were immediately sent to the provincial authorities collecting warrants, to intensify their efforts and, as he stated, it was requested to identify those who owe large sums and especially those who manage to escape. The € 330.000 were collected during the period 25/10/2021 - 4/11/2021, while the actions of the Police will continue after it has been established that some who have the ability to pay their fines, however, escape and do not pay. There is also the process of paying the debts in installments, in order to facilitate those who are unable to pay the full amount.
In the meantime, the Police proceeded to a measure to find out whether the citizen has debts to the state. According to the Police, in order to facilitate the citizens for their information, for any outstanding or debts to the state, it has already proceeded, in cooperation with JCCsmart, so that anyone who visits the JCC page, can easily and quickly to determine whether he has any outstanding financial debts.
The procedure that the citizen can follow is as follows: After entering the home page of JCCsmart, the category CYPRUS POLICE appears there and then, the subcategory "Informing the citizen about any pending fine warrants". When the citizen owner / manager of a company chooses it, if he enters his date of birth or the company registration number, he can be informed about any pending warrants. In case there are debts, the debtor is informed that he should go to the nearest Police Station, where he will be contacted for details or clarifications to arrange their repayment.
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