Paphos Police are investigating a case of burglary of five residential complexes in Chloraka and theft from them, knifing, illegal possession of property and possession of burglary tools during the day.
According to Paphos Assistant Police Director Michael Ioannou, yesterday at around 13:00, a complaint was made by a 22-year-old manager of a residential complex in Chloraka, that while conducting a check in the residences of the complex he found that there was an unknown person in the living room of one of the residences.
As he told the police, he tried to keep him in the room with the help of a friendly person, but the person managed to escape. According to the description, it appears that he is a 33-year-old man. A check conducted by the manager of the residential complex in Chloraka found that there were burglaries in five houses from which various items were stolen, the value of which has not yet been calculated.
Members of the Paphos CID went to the scene and carried out scientific examinations of the apartments, which will be sent to the Institute of Genetics for testing.
The 33-year-old in his attempt to escape left at the scene his own bag[/B] which allegedly contained some items including a knife which is 6.5 cm long and ends in a pointed tip. The details of the alleged perpetrator, Mr Ioannou said, were placed on the stop list and he is wanted.
[/P]Investigations are continuing by Paphos CID.
Source: CNA
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