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[Cyprus Times] 6 arrests in 24 hours for thefts and burglaries in Paphos and Famagusta

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Police arrested six people yesterday for various cases of burglary and theft in Famagusta and Paphos districts

Police made a number of arrests for various cases yesterday in the Famagusta and Paphos districts.[/B] In total, six persons were arrested for [BR]various cases such as burglaries, thefts and car thefts, which [BR]were committed in the last period of time in the two provinces.

Stole electrical appliances from a hotel in Paphos Ended up in handcuffs

Members of the Peyia Police Station have made[BR]two arrests in the last two days to facilitate investigations into an ongoing case of[BR]burglary of a building, theft and malicious damage.

The case was reported to the police on June 22, 2022, by a manager
of a hotel in Paphos. According to the complainant, around 9.50am on the same[BR] day, unknown persons broke into the hotel and after causing various damages,[BR] stole various electrical appliances.

Police investigations secured evidence that a specific car, owned by a 54-year-old resident of Paphos, was involved in the case.

On the afternoon of 22 June, the vehicle in question was spotted by members of the[BR]Police, being driven by a 33-year-old woman on a road in Paphos. A court warrant for her arrest was issued against the 33-year-old woman under which she was arrested and placed under[BR]detention to facilitate the interrogations.

A court warrant was also issued against the 54-year-old owner of the
vehicle, who was arrested yesterday and taken into custody to facilitate
interrogations.



Pegeia Police Station is investigating the case.

Hooded man broke into a house, brandished a gun... grabbed vehicle keys and went up in smoke

Police yesterday made the arrest of a 29-year-old man, to facilitate[BR]

interrogations in connection with an ongoing case of residential burglary and theft,[BR]

illegal possession of a firearm and threat of violence.

The case was committed in the morning of June 21, 2022, in a village of the[BR]Paphos district. According to the evidence under investigation, at around 4am, while a couple[BR]were sleeping in a bedroom of their home, they were awakened by a loud noise. From their[BR]open window an unknown man, who had his face[BR]covered with a hood and in his hands was holding an object, which looked like a gun, lying[BR]in the yard of their home.

The unknown man asked the occupants to open the door for him, however they[BR]refused. The offender then approached the open window and after grabbing the keys[BR]to the couple's car, which were on a piece of furniture near the open[BR]window. Subsequently, he entered the car in question and, driving it, fled
in an unknown direction.

Police investigations secured evidence against a 29-year-old
resident of a village in Paphos district. A court warrant
was issued against him, under which he was arrested yesterday and taken into custody to
facilitate interrogations.

The Kouclion Police Station is investigating the case.

41 year old man handcuffed

In the context of investigating a case of theft from a residence, members of the Pafos Police Department[BR]

arrested a 41 year old Pafos resident yesterday to facilitate[BR] investigations.

The theft case was reported to the police on June 16, 2022, by a[BR]

resident of Paphos. According to the complainant, on the morning of the same day, two mobile phones were stolen
from his home.

Police examinations secured testimony against the 41-year-old,
on the basis of which a court warrant was issued against him.

The 41-year-old was found yesterday on a street in Paphos and arrested under the
court warrant. During a subsequent search, a number of sunglasses and other items of value were found in his
possession, which are believed to
be products of theft, as the arrested man did not provide sufficient explanation as to
how they came into his possession.

The Paphos CID is investigating the case.

19-year-old stole money from a restaurant in Paphos. Famagusta

Yesterday, the police proceeded to the arrest of a 19-year-old, to facilitate
interrogations regarding an ongoing case of burglary and theft.[BR]The case was reported to the police by a restaurant owner in[BR]Famagusta province, according to whom, between the dates 16 and 18[BR]June 2022, unknown persons broke into[/B] his restaurant and stole a sum of money.

From the examinations of the Famagusta CID, testimony was secured against[BR]a 19-year-old resident of Famagusta district, who was arrested yesterday under[BR]a court arrest warrant.

Famagusta CID is continuing investigations.

Young man stole a vehicle from a house in Paralimni He was found a few hours later

Police were immediately mobilized after a complaint was made to[BR]Famagusta CID about theft of a car, owned by a 22-year-old man, in Paralimni. Just[BR]three hours later, the car was located and a 19-year-old man was arrested to facilitate investigations

The theft was reported to Famagusta CID around 4pm yesterday. According to
the 22-year-old owner of the vehicle, between the hours of 7am and 3pm yesterday, his
car, which was parked in the parking lot of his
home, was stolen.

During police investigations, information was obtained that the
particular vehicle was being driven on a road in Paralimni. Members of the police went[BR]immediately to the area, where they located and intercepted the vehicle. The driver was a 19-year-old[BR]resident of Famagusta district, who was subsequently arrested under[BR]a court warrant.

Under questioning, the 19-year-old allegedly admitted to committing the offences[BR]and after being charged in writing, he was released to be summoned before[BR]court.

Famagusta CID is investigating the case.


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