Law enforcement in Paphos swiftly arrested two suspects in connection to a major narcotics discovery, seizing 11 kilograms of cannabis, 1 kilogram of cocaine, and 75,000 euros in cash. Following the initial arrest of a 28yearold suspect, a 29yearold local resident linked to the narcotics found on February 13, 2024, is now in police custody as investigations continue.
Three individuals have been arrested in connection with the serious assault of a 26yearold man in Limassol, Cyprus. The police are actively seeking additional suspects and call for public assistance to identify those involved.
In response to recent robberies in Nicosia, the police conducted thorough investigations, leading to the arrest of a 24yearold woman and a 28yearold man. The community has been on high alert, but the swift arrests have brought a sense of relief, with ongoing investigations to ensure community safety and justice.
In response to a recent escalation of violence at football matches in Limassol and Nicosia, the police have made arrests and are conducting investigations under the Law on Violence in Sports Venues. The Special Police Unit intervened during clashes, and those detained face charges like possession of weapons and causing bodily harm. Ongoing inquiries aim to ensure safety and prevent future incidents.
In a recent maritime mishap in Paphos, an unoccupied boat stranded in Potima, Peyia, has led to arrests and a police investigation. One suspect has been arrested in Larnaca, while two others remain at large. The police have released their details to the public in order to aid in the investigation. In addition, one of the suspects is facing separate charges in Limassol for embezzlement and conspiracy to commit a crime. The police have stressed the importance of respecting privacy and personal information in their pursuit of justice.
The local police in Limassol have arrested two women, aged 42 and 27, in connection with thefts at elderly residents’ homes. Two elderly victims reported thefts on December 8, 2023, sparking an ongoing investigation to address crimes against seniors.
Last week in Limassol, over a hundred hooded and masked individuals engaged in a violent brawl outside a local football team’s clubhouse, resulting in severe injuries and property damage. The police have since arrested three individuals connected to the incident and are calling for the closure of certain football fan clubs to prevent further acts of hooliganism. Limassol’s law enforcement continues their persistent efforts to restore order and maintain peace in the community.
A man was arrested at Paphos Airport for attempting to board a flight to Germany with a flagged passport that had been reported missing and used by another impersonator. In a separate incident, a woman was detained for carrying forged Belgian travel documents.
The Cyprus police have made three arrests in Limassol and Famagusta for burglary and theft, recovering stolen property and securing suspects. In Limassol, two were arrested for a café burglary, and in Famagusta, another was apprehended for car theft and illegal firearm possession. Investigations continue in both cases.
The armed robbery at a kiosk in Protaras resulted in the arrest of a 35yearold man from Paphos who confessed to the crime and a 33yearold woman who was apprehended at Larnaca airport while attempting to flee Cyprus. The arrests brought a sense of safety back to the community.
