The arrest of five persons, men aged between 18 and 32 years old, were made by members of the police, in connection with investigated cases of burglary, theft and illegal possession of property.
In connection with an investigated residential burglary case in Larnaca province, a 26-year-old man was arrested,[/B] and detained on a six-day court warrant for the purpose of police investigations.
According to the evidence under investigation, the residential burglary was committed on March 25, around 7:30 in the evening. The aluminum kitchen door, metal sanitary ware from the bathroom of the residence, as well as metal components from household electrical appliances were allegedly stolen from the residence, and damage was caused to ceramic wall tiles in the house. The total value of the property stolen, as well as the damage caused, is estimated at EUR 1,000.
The Kofinou Regional Police Station is investigating the case.
Also in relation to an investigated case of residential burglary and theft, a man aged 32 years old was arrested by members of the Police on his arrival at Larnaca Airport from a foreign country[/B] yesterday afternoon.[/B] A warrant for arrest was pending against the 32-year-old, which had been issued following evidence of the burglary and theft.
The burglary of a residence, specifically an apartment in Limassol, was committed in June, 2015. According to the resident's complaint, a large sum of money, a watch and a gold medal, as well as his documents were stolen from the apartment.
Limassol CID is investigating the case.
Three men aged 18, 22, and 26 were arrested[/B][/B] for a case of illegal possession of property[/B]
The three suspects were stopped for checking by members of the Paphos Traffic Police shortly after midnight on a road in Paphos, where they were travelling in a car driven by the 18-year-old. A search of the vehicle revealed two air conditioning compressors, the possession of which the three suspects failed to give satisfactory explanations, leading to suspicions that the compressors had been stolen.
The case is being investigated by the Paphos Minor Offences Department, while Paphos Traffic Police is also investigating a case of committing traffic offences, as the 18-year-old, who holds a student driving licence, was driving the car without being accompanied by a licensed driver and without being covered by an insurance certificate.
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