In a triumphant post on Wednesday, independent MP Andreas Themistocleous announced the legal services did not find any evidence linking him to criminal offences over the report filed against him by his fellow deputy Alexandra Attalides.

Attalides reported him to police earlier this year, accusing him of a racist and homophobic attack, after a Facebook post he wrote saying “it looks like the three blacks never showed up”.

He was referring to Attalides’ past allegations that she was receiving threatening messages, among them one saying they would “send three blacks to take care of you”.

Though his post was widely condemned, a legal service decision he shared, dated October 20, highlighted that after the case reached the attorney general’s office on June 5, the case was returned to police on August 21 with instructions to archive the case as no evidence could be found of a criminal offence.

Attalides had also reported him to the House ethics committee, which earlier this year said it did not find any violation of the MP’s code of conduct, as the comments were made outside of parliament.

“The vile effort to lift my parliamentary immunity and see me criminally prosecuted, carried out by those who believe in the theory of 74 genders and sex education has ended for good,” Themistocleous wrote on Facebook following the legal service’s decision.

He told his followers he would stay true to his opinions and ideas and would never deny them or change them for anyone else.

His reference to 74 genders and sex education was a dig at a previous parliamentary spat, when deputies passed a law making sex education mandatory in schools. Expressing his fury over the matter, he said at the time that whichever hand it was that authored the law it “was guided by a diseased brain” and “we are living in a porn-fuelled and gay storm.”

Themistocleous, who was formerly an Elam MP, added that “democracy in this country is in danger” due to “various pretences under the guise of democracy”. He said this was a “new invisible, poisonous dictatorship” which was moved by foreign powers.

“It hovers over the whole country and seriously threatens the fundamental political freedoms of the people and their MPs.”

Attalides was deputy for the Green Party at the time but has since left and is an independent MP. She was not immediately available for comment.