A new development in the investigations into the attempted murder of a 42-year-old man in Larnaca on Sunday, during which a 6-year-old child was injured.
Specifically, in the afternoon, police conducted investigations in Free Famagusta to identify a person allegedly involved in the case.
According to the Cyprus Times,
Investigators appear to have reached the person in question following the results of scientific tests.
Same reports indicate that a warrantfor his arrest is expected to be issued against him.
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As reported in a previous Cyprus Times report, the 42-year-old alleged target gave a statement from the Larnaca General Hospital where he is being treated without being in danger, although it appears that it was not particularly helpful to investigators.
Meanwhile as reported by theCyprus Times on Monday morning, investigators are probing whether the attempted murder is related to the bombing of a 30-year-old Romanian man's van, who lives in the same apartment building as the 42-year-old.
Police sources say there is a serious possibility that the 42-year-old was the target of the bomb attack last July and that the explosive device was placed in the foreigner's vehicle by mistake. However, something that cannot be taken for granted beyond any doubt at this stage, but is nevertheless a conclusion based on the evidence gathered from the two cases.
However, interrogations continue and there is great concern about possible reprisals from people in the underworld. The 42-year-old's relationship with a well-known person in the authorities was put under the microscope from the very first moment, while the criminal attack, which was actually directed against a 6-year-old child, raised a red alert, with the police leadership calling for the case to be solved as soon as possible.
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