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(6 Oct 2026) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Paphos, Cyprus - 6 October 2026 1. Wide of Paphos court 2. Various of people at court entrance 3. Close of sign on building reading (Greek): "Court House Paphos" 4. Courthouse and flags 5. Wide of lawyer Alexandros Alexandrou speaking with media 6. Close of Cypriot and EU flags 7. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Alexandros Alexandrou, defense lawyer: "We ask the court to take these factors into consideration so that the minimum penalty prescribed by our legislation may be imposed." 8. Exterior of Paphos court 9. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Alexandros Alexandrou, defense lawyer: "The father held his child, the unfortunate child, by the hand in a long corridor. He was playing with his child, as a father would, and then, reaching the elevator, he put the child down so that he could call the elevator. The child wanted to see the view outside. The father had not noticed that behind him was that opening of the large window. Taking the child and turning around, without his understanding how or why, the child slipped out his arms, and the fatal incident occurred.” 10. Wide of vehicles parked outside courthouse 11. Police car parked outside courthouse 12. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Alexandros Alexandrou, defense lawyer: "The defense’s position, based on this account, is that this was a momentary lapse of attention, a moment during which an average reasonable person could not have understood or realized within the split second in which all these events occurred that there was a danger." 13. Person leaving courthouse premises 14. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Alexandros Alexandrou, defense lawyer: "A prison sentence, even in the form of a suspended sentence, will potentially result in his disbarment. We have mentioned this in court, and potentially him being disbarred and without his license to practice, as you know, he cannot exercise the profession of an auditor." 15. People entering courthouse 16. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Alexandros Alexandrou, defense lawyer: "You understand that it is a tragedy that cannot be overcome by imposing a sentence, no matter how many years that sentence may be. It is a sentence that he will carry with him for the rest of his life - the loss of his own child.” 17. Mid of courthouse entrance STORYLINE: The lawyer for a British man who pleaded guilty to a charge of negligence in the fatal fall of his 3-year-old son from a hotel window in Cyprus appealed to a Cypriot judge on Tuesday to avoid a prison sentence, saying his loss was punishment enough. According to evidence heard in court, the 38-year-old defendant, his son and father-in-law got ready for dinner after a day at the pool and were making their way to the elevator from their fourth-floor room at the King Evelthon hotel on July 12. The father lifted the child to check out the hotel's waterpark visible from a window when the boy somehow slipped and tumbled 12 meters (about 40 feet), falling to his death. His lawyer, Alexandros Alexandrou, told the Paphos District Court that his client's guilty plea acknowledges a momentary lapse of judgment but that he wasn't “willfully negligent.” “That fraction of a second will haunt him for the rest of his life,” Alexandrou told judge Froso Christodoulidou during mitigation proceedings. “This is punishment he and his family will carry with them for the rest of their lives.” The defendant, sitting in the dock, was visibly distraught and constantly wiped tears from his eyes as he heard the translator next to him recount the details. His parents were also sitting in the rear of the courtroom, his mother's eyes red from weeping. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives ​​ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/32bae4c5255d4f1cb0cc95ba71de8b74

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