Melios zoo reports state officers for illegal, vengeful behaviour
Melios zoo and its owner have filed a complaint with President Nikos Christodoulides regarding “long-standing, systematic and documented illegal behaviour” on behalf of state officers and services. The complaint by Melios Pet Centre Ltd and owner Menelaos ‘Melios’ Menelaou was filed on May 14 and made public on Wednesday. In their complaint, the lawyers said the company had been in business since 2000, buying, selling, breeding and importing animals and operating a farm. They
Melios Zoo and its owner have lodged a formal complaint with President Nikos Christodoulides, alleging systematic illegal actions by state officials. The complaint, filed on May 14, details accusations of vengeful confiscation and killing of animals, document forgery, and interference with business dealings. Specific incidents cited include the unjustified killing of legally imported birds and crocodiles, and actions leading to the death of a jaguar and preventing the transport of lion cubs.
The zoo is seeking an independent investigation, accountability for involved officials, and the reinstatement of company permits. This action follows a history of legal challenges and controversies for Melios Zoo, including recent court rulings confirming breaches of safety regulations and operation without a valid permit.
This situation highlights potential abuses of power by state entities and raises questions about the regulatory oversight and treatment of animal businesses.
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