Cypriot court allows Briton to fly to the UK for the funeral of his son who fell from hotel window
Summary
A Cypriot court has allowed a British man charged with negligence in his 3-year-old son’s death to travel to the UK for the funeral. He must return to Cyprus by September 15 to face charges or risk a European arrest warrant.Key Facts
- The man is accused of negligence after his son fell from a hotel window in Cyprus.
- The court lifted his travel ban for one month to attend the funeral in the UK.
- He must return to Cyprus by September 15 or authorities will issue a European arrest warrant.
- Court proceedings will continue on September 17.
- The man was released from custody after posting a 20,000-euro bond and handing over his passport.
- He must check in weekly at a police station while the case is ongoing.
- His wife and other young son have already returned to the UK.
- The new lawyer recently took over the defense and needs more time to review the evidence.
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