The Thanasis Nicolaou case has been reopened after 19 years, with two investigators diving into crucial documents to identify his murderers and investigate a potential coverup. The public’s cooperation is urgently sought for this quest for justice, emphasizing the importance of community engagement in resolving this longstanding mystery.
An unsettling incident occurred in Latsia when a meat trading company’s facade was damaged by gunfire, sparking fear and concern in the community. No injuries were reported, but the police are investigating the attack, urging the public to come forward with any information as security measures in the area are being reassessed.
The search for the suspected arsonists behind the devastating fires in Limassol, particularly in Ayios Sylas and Ayios Therapontas, continues with authorities seeking eyewitnesses and individuals with a history of arson in rural areas. The fires, which ravaged livestock, structures, and verdant trees, have prompted an intensive investigation by Limassol police, who are reviewing CCTV footage and appealing for more information to bring the culprits to justice and prevent future incidents.
The fire at Konia Primary School in Paphos started from decorative tires used as flower containers and quickly spread, requiring the prompt response of fire services to extinguish the blaze. The incident serves as a cautionary tale about the potential dangers of repurposing everyday items in ways that may pose unexpected risks, prompting authorities to conduct a thorough investigation to prevent similar incidents in the future.
An urgent manhunt is underway in Limassol to capture the arsonists behind the devastating fires in the Ayios Sylas and Ayios Therapontas regions, leading to widespread property and environmental damage. Authorities are diligently investigating witness accounts and suspicious activities to bring the culprits to justice and prevent future incidents.
The ombudswoman’s investigation into Anisur Rahman’s tragic death in Cyprus is currently paused, awaiting access to case files related to the police raid that led to his fatal fall from a balcony. The fate of the other individuals involved remains uncertain, with legal and societal ramifications intertwining with the quest for justice in this unfolding tragedy.
The tragic death of Demetris Andronikou, known as “Demetroui”, has sparked a legal escalation with eight suspects now facing attempted murder charges. An autopsy is underway to determine the cause of death and investigate Andronikou’s possible connections to organized crime, setting the stage for a complex and impactful legal case on the island of Cyprus.
State authorities are seeking Thanasis Tsokos, director general of CyBC, for a disciplinary procedure related to a missing staff member, Elmos Neocleous. Tsokos’ elusive nature has hindered the investigation, shining a light on accountability issues within staterun organizations.
In a shocking turn of events, a significant cache of weapons and explosives was discovered in the tranquil cemetery of Oroklini, Cyprus, including a shotgun, ammunition, a pistol, an antitank missile launcher, and IEDs, one rigged for detonation via a mobile phone. Two suspects have been arrested, and authorities are delving into the intricate web of this alarming find to uncover the intended use and potential impact of these lethal weapons.
Two individuals, a 24yearold and an 18yearold, were arrested for a violent robbery in Larnaca, where they stole a man’s phone. The stolen property was recovered from the younger suspect’s bag by the police.
