A third suspect has been apprehended in Limassol for their role in setting a police car on fire using Molotov cocktails. The attack, amidst Easter preparations, led to the arrest of three individuals as authorities work to address the challenge to law and order.
During Easter celebrations, authorities cracked down on the illegal possession of firecrackers and pyrotechnics across the nation, with arrests made in various cities. This operation aimed to prevent disturbances and injuries during the holiday festivities, ensuring public safety and compliance with pyrotechnic laws.
Limassol police arrested four suspects in a recent drug trafficking operation, seizing cannabis and cash. The suspects face charges of illegal drug possession with intent to supply and possible money laundering charges.
In Morphou, a 25yearold woman and a 31yearold man were arrested for stealing money from a local store’s cash register. The police identified and intercepted their vehicle due to its description, leading to their capture. The suspects were also linked to another theft case involving construction machinery.
In a concentrated effort to thwart criminal activities, the police force is implementing systematic patrols, inspecting suspicious behavior, and swiftly responding to citizen reports. These proactive measures have led to numerous arrests for offenses ranging from possession of weapons to drugrelated crimes across various regions of the island.
In a successful proactive operation by Famagusta CID, seven individuals were arrested, and stolen goods totaling 5,000 euros were recovered in Ayia Napa. This operation was part of ongoing efforts to combat a series of burglaries and thefts in the area, showcasing the commitment of law enforcement to ensure community safety.
Authorities in Larnaca conducted a major drug bust resulting in the arrest of a young man and four others for drug possession. The operation was sparked by the discovery of 5.5 kilos of narcotics, leading to a coordinated effort by the Larnaca drug squad to dismantle the drug trade and ensure public safety.
The Paphos document forgery investigation has led to five arrests, with authorities delving into a scheme involving forged driving licenses and a residency permit from various European countries and Cyprus. The operation continues to unravel, with law enforcement focused on identifying all individuals involved in this criminal endeavor.
A violent outbreak at a Larnaca shelter for minors led to eight arrests after clashes escalated into attacks on a police officer and the hotel manager. Law enforcement’s swift intervention restored order and ensured the safety of those involved, highlighting the challenges faced by facilities caring for unaccompanied minors.
A surveillance operation in Limassol led to arrests of individuals for money laundering, with over €869,000, $22,539, and £1,375 seized along with various equipment. Conducted by the Limassol Drug Law Enforcement Unit, the investigation remains ongoing to uncover further details and additional perpetrators.
