Paphos police arrested two people and is searching for a third over a warehouse and vehicle theft, it emerged on Tuesday.
Deputy Paphos police operations chief Michalis Nicolaou said on March 27, a resident at a Paphos village reported his warehouse was broken into.
A number of tools and his car worth €4,000 were stolen, he told police.
Nicolaou told CNA that on May 2 at 9:30pm, the stolen vehicle was spotted driven by a 31-year-old permanent resident in Limassol.
He was arrested and during investigations, it emerged another two people from Limassol were implicated, aged 26 and 52.
The 31-year-old was remanded in court for five days on May 4, while the 53-year-old was arrested late on Monday.
Officers are searching for the 26-year-old.
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