Police arrest 14 suspects in islandwide operations targeting serious crimes and traffic offenses
During coordinated police patrols across Cyprus last night, authorities arrested 14 individuals for various offenses including robbery, possession of burglary tools, drugs, illegal stay, and outstanding warrants. These operations aimed to prevent serious crimes, maintain public order, and enhance the safety of citizens.
Police stopped 557 vehicles and checked 704 passengers, conducting 37 inspections of premises which led to three citations. Additionally, traffic checks resulted in 338 citations for violations such as speeding—115 cases—and eight for driving under the influence of alcohol. Seven vehicles were also impounded during these procedures.
The police emphasize that such preventive and enforcement operations will continue daily with increased presence, targeted checks, and prompt actions to protect the community and uphold law and order.
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