A Ukrainian woman in Cyprus is facing 60 charges of money laundering after transferring €8 million to the country, far exceeding typical declarations. She has been remanded into custody until April 17, with the case under intense investigation by the antimoney laundering unit, Mokas, unraveling a web of suspicious activities.
The attack on a Chlorakas couple in Paphos left the community shocked as the husband was assaulted with a metal object by a masked intruder, while the wife was attacked upon returning home, despite no valuables being stolen. The police are investigating the incident, increasing patrols and urging public assistance to ensure the safety of the neighborhood.
The Osiou Avvakoum monastery scandal involving monks hoarding €800,000 and jewels, as well as facing sexual misconduct allegations, has deeply shocked the religious community. The Holy Synod swiftly responded by closing the monastery, demanding explanations from the monks, and potentially taking legal actions as the investigation progresses.
During the armed robbery at a former restaurant in Limassol, four masked assailants disrupted a gambling event, firing shots and restraining attendees with cable ties. They escaped with over €20,000 in cash and valuables, leaving a trail of chaos and injuries in their wake.
The motorcycle crash near Larnaca left a 42yearold man critically injured after losing control and being hit by an oncoming vehicle. Another rider suffered nonlifethreatening injuries, both were hospitalized, and an investigation is ongoing.
In the early morning in Strovolos, a suburb of Nicosia, a bomb exploded in a parking space, causing damage but no injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident and seeking public assistance to identify those responsible.
In the Nicolaou case, investigator Savvas Matsas accuses the original autopsy report of containing lies and concealing crucial details, hinting at a potential coverup. Nicolaou’s death, initially ruled a suicide, now raises suspicions of murder due to conflicting reports and unexplained injuries, shedding light on possible military drug connections and the quest for truth by his family.
The swift action by Nicosia police resulted in the arrest of a 31yearold suspect following a deliberate car arson incident in the capital city of Cyprus. The suspect, a Nicosia resident, was apprehended swiftly after setting a vehicle on fire using flammable material, showcasing the efficiency and dedication of the authorities to ensure public safety and uphold justice.
The Engomi explosion, caused by a gas leak, shattered the peace in Nicosia, with an 18yearold girl critically injured in the blast. Investigations are ongoing to determine the exact cause and any potential neglect or criminal offenses.
An explosion at a student residence in Makedonitissa is suspected to have been caused by a gas leak, leading to two individuals being hospitalized and the building significantly damaged. Police and fire service experts are conducting thorough investigations to confirm the cause and examine residential safety compliance.
