14 Arrested and 188 Traffic Fines Issued During Overnight Police Operations in Cyprus
During overnight police operations in Cyprus, 14 individuals were arrested and 188 traffic fines were issued, according to the police. Arrests included three suspects linked to burglary and theft, three operating as unlicensed private security guards, and two involved in illegal possession and transport of firearms. Other detainees were found living in Cyprus without proper residence documents.
Officers stopped and checked 449 drivers and 125 passengers as part of the operation. Among those stopped, four drivers were caught exceeding the legal alcohol limit, while 54 received speeding fines. The police emphasized the importance of these operations in maintaining public safety and law enforcement on the island.
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