Police pimp who deported 34-year-old woman from Cameroon remanded in custody

An investigator and prosecutor condemned a 40-year-old police officer for a series of crimes at the expense of a 34-year-old woman from Cameroon accused of raping and pimping him, pointing the way to prison.

According to the information, he himself, apologizing, kept a negative attitude, but his claims did not convince the interrogator and the prosecutor, who after a long hour of apology, jointly remanded him in custody.

Another woman complained to him

It is worth noting that after the case was made public, another woman from Romania, 40 years old, went to the police authorities to report similar criminal acts.

The young woman is expected to be called by an investigator in the coming days to testify about her complaint to police officers.

“I was afraid he was going to kill me – I wanted to kill myself”

A 34-year-old woman from Cameroon has spoken of her terrifying moments at the hands of a police-pimp who raped her, deported her and took her money.

The 34-year-old police officer was traumatized, saying he threatened her with a gun and wanted to kill herself because she was afraid he would kill her.

The 34-year-old is the mother of two children, aged 9 and 13, who are in her country and it will be more than four years before she sees them. They met the policeman at Omonia.

“I have a long history. I left my country because I had a big problem. I am alone in Greece. I came four years ago,” he says on the “Truths with Gina” show.

“He who was with me knows everything. “I don’t understand why he did this to me even knowing my story,” the 34-year-old cop-turned-pimp says.

“What you heard happened. Yesterday I saw his mother lying about not knowing me. I know her, but I don’t talk to her everyday. She is lying, but she made her child ask me for money. He told me that his mother kept asking for money. I heard her crying yesterday. Everything is a lie. And the child is lying to her,” complains the woman.

“I want to tell all women like me to shut up. You have to talk. No “sit still”. They must be talking. I don’t know that people can help me, and I don’t know you either. But I find that they call me all the time and ask how I’m doing and if I need help. “Greece is not my homeland, but I see there are good people who want to help me,” he enthuses.

How it was caught – pre-marked notes

The 35-year-old from Cameroon decided to denounce him. When she asked for money, the police officers gave her 500 euros in advance. He received them. When he came out of the house after saying that he was going to throw the garbage, the officers came in and arrested him.

In addition to the 500 euros previously marked, when the police searched the house, they found around 3,000 euros in a specially designed area, in a room that was always locked.

Along with these convictions, the deputy warden was taken to the state attorney who filed criminal charges against him.