Two suspects have been detained in connection with the Strovolos café bombing, adding to a growing list of individuals tied to the case. The community remains on high alert as authorities investigate motives and the nature of the explosive device used in the attack, urging public assistance in piecing together the events leading up to the incident.
The Nicosia arson investigation escalates with the rearrest of a 44yearold suspect linked to multiple car fires, as the CID diligently probes further. With an eightday detention order in place, authorities are focused on ensuring public safety and delivering justice in the wake of these disturbing incidents.
Three arrests have been made in connection to a series of church burglaries in Paphos, with suspects aged 20, 16, and 25 apprehended. The Paphos CID intercepted a vehicle carrying evidence, leading to the arrests, as the investigation continues to seek justice for the affected communities.
In the Limassol assault case, five suspects have been arrested, including individuals aged 25, 24, 22, 18, and 17, in connection with the violent assault on a 26yearold man. The search for additional suspects is ongoing, and the public’s assistance is crucial in providing tips to the Limassol CID or the Citizen’s Line.
In the aftermath of a daring motorcycle heist in Limassol, two suspects were released due to lack of evidence while the remaining three were tied to the crime. Two of the three are now detained, while the third received conditional bail, shedding light on the challenges of crossborder crime and keeping the public intrigued about the final verdict.
In the Kalogeropoulos murder case, the trial date has been set for January 23, 2024. Four men are accused of premeditated murder in the fatal shooting of Thanasis Kalogeropoulos in Limassol, Cyprus, and they will remain in custody until the trial.
