Isotita union warns after injury of two officers: "We may mourn a death

The Isotita police union is sounding the alarm over insufficient safety measures following the injury of two police officers while on duty. Union president Nikos Loizidis emphasized that law enforcement members face organized crime daily without adequate protection or rest. He called for the immediate reinstatement of holiday pay benefits and the implementation of measures to ensure officer well-being. Loizidis warned that failing to address these safety gaps could eventually lead to a loss of life within the police force. The statement also welcomed the decision to convert the Mennoyia facility into central prisons, a move long advocated by the union. Finally, the union urged authorities to prioritize the safety of those on the front lines over purely budgetary salary controls.