
Fourteen Arrested in Cyprus Police Crackdown
Police in Cyprus arrested 14 people during nationwide preventive operations on Sunday night, as officers increased patrols and checks across urban areas.
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Police in Cyprus arrested 14 people during nationwide preventive operations on Sunday night, as officers increased patrols and checks across urban areas.

Cyprus Police conducted overnight preventive operations across the island, resulting in eight arrests and numerous traffic fines, though the impact on serious crime was noted as limited.

Police in Cyprus arrested 17 individuals during overnight crime prevention operations conducted across the country. The coordinated patrols targeted key urban areas to prevent serious crime and maintain public order.

Cyprus Police reported 723 registered cases of theft and burglary in the first half of 2026, with 449 burglary cases registered, of which 302 were solved.

Cyprus police are intensifying road checks across the island's network in anticipation of the August 15 long weekend, expecting heavier traffic on motorways and routes to popular destinations.

Cyprus police conducted a nationwide overnight operation, arresting 12 individuals during targeted checks and patrols aimed at preventing serious crime and maintaining public order.

More than 100 drivers were reported for speeding during a nationwide police operation conducted on Tuesday night in Cyprus, where officers stopped 525 vehicles and checked 681 occupants.

Cyprus police announced a new road safety campaign focusing on speeding, with increased checks planned from Monday, August 3, to Sunday, August ⚠️. The initiative aims to prevent traffic accidents and enhance road safety.

Cypriot police arrested 16 individuals in overnight operations across the country, targeting serious crime, public order, and safety, with offenses including drug possession.

Cyprus police have defended their management of a hours-long motorway closure on the Limassol-Nicosia highway, stating the disruption was unavoidable due to the complexity of recovering a heavy goods vehicle and clearing tonnes of gravel.

Cypriot police are investigating a case involving the publication of a Down syndrome abuse video, assuring that their cybercrime unit is working to identify suspects. The investigation faces public criticism after a social media user reportedly identified the abuser before authorities.

The police union Isotita in Cyprus has criticized the force's decision to reveal that a driver involved in a Nicosia traffic accident was an off-duty officer, raising concerns about privacy.

Police in Cyprus are set to face the 'most stringent' sick leave checks as part of planned reforms to tighten controls on absenteeism across the civil service, prompting concerns from union officials about employee rights.

Police in Cyprus have reiterated their opposition to navigation applications like Waze that alert motorists to speed cameras and police checkpoints, citing road safety concerns, although they have not received formal notification of any European restrictions.

Cyprus police are not currently involved in investigations related to the 'Mafia State' case and are awaiting instructions from a newly appointed team of independent investigators.

The Cyprus police force has declared its readiness to commence investigations into the 'Mafia State' case. Police spokesman Vyron Vyronos stated that investigations will begin as soon as the appointment of independent criminal investigators is officially published.

Overnight police operations across Cyprus resulted in six arrests and 370 traffic fines, including 143 for speeding offenses, as authorities maintained an increased presence.

The president of the Cypriot police union Isotita, Nikos Loizides, called for periodic psychological evaluations of officers to accompany the renewal of service weapon certifications.

A police officer in Limassol, Cyprus, shot his wife inside a vehicle before taking his own life with his service weapon. The wife was hospitalized in critical condition following the incident.

Eight people were arrested across Cyprus during overnight targeted police operations aimed at preventing serious crime and maintaining public order.

Eight individuals were arrested overnight in Cyprus during police operations targeting crime in urban areas, with charges including carrying a knife, grievous bodily harm, theft, and illegal residence. Police also booked 98 people for speeding.

Cypriot police arrested 11 people during coordinated overnight operations across urban areas, part of ongoing efforts to prevent serious crime and enhance public safety.

Police in Paphos, Cyprus, have launched an investigation into a new suspected crypto scam after a 27-year-old woman filed a report, claiming she was defrauded after interacting on social media.

Six individuals were arrested overnight across Cyprus as part of targeted police operations aimed at preventing serious crime and maintaining public order. Officers conducted organized patrols in key urban areas to achieve these objectives.

Cypriot police arrested seven individuals during overnight coordinated patrols in key urban areas, as part of ongoing efforts to prevent serious crime and enhance public safety.

Cypriot police have concluded that no evidence was found to support serious allegations made public by journalist Makarios Drousiotis in the 'Sandy' case, following an extensive investigation.

Police in Larnaca, Cyprus, have ruled out an internal disciplinary investigation into the death of a Congolese national who jumped from a balcony during an immigration raid.

Cyprus police are investigating a reported assault on three Israeli individuals. Separately, authorities are also probing an online fraud case in Nicosia involving €24,800.

Police chief Themistos Arnaoutis confirmed that the electoral process in Cyprus proceeded smoothly with no major irregularities reported, with officers deployed nationwide to ensure public order.

Cyprus Police have categorically denied that an arrest warrant was ever considered or issued for journalist Makarios Drousiotis in connection with an ongoing case related to public complaints he made.

Cyprus police conducted overnight operations, reporting 281 drivers for various traffic violations, including 128 for speeding. During the checks, 458 vehicles were pulled over and 562 individuals were checked, with three found to be drink driving.

Cypriot authorities announced they would take a firm stance against farmer protests planned for Friday, potentially leading to confrontations with demonstrators.

Police in Cyprus arrested three individuals overnight on suspicion of offenses including theft, conspiracy to commit a misdemeanor, and interference in judicial proceedings, as part of operations aimed at preventing serious crime.

Police in Cyprus are cautioning the public about a scam where handwritten notes are left on car windscreens, instructing drivers to download an app that falsely claims to offer information on local criminal activity. Reports from the public have prompted the warning.

Police in Cyprus confirmed 12 arrests were made during a series of coordinated overnight operations nationwide. The arrests covered various offenses including attempted arson, assault, and drink driving.

An opinion piece discusses concerns that 'Sandy' allegations have led to public distrust in the police's ability to conduct impartial investigations in Cyprus.

Police in Cyprus have intensified inspections of electric bicycles on urban roads, leading to accusations of 'transport racism' despite e-bikes being promoted for cleaner transport.

Police in Cyprus are investigating a 45-year-old woman known as 'Sandy' after finding applications capable of generating fake messages and calls on her mobile phones. The investigation follows allegations published by Makarios Drousiotis, with Clerides seeking to annul a related search warrant.

Cyprus police have announced an intensified week-long traffic enforcement campaign, starting April 13, 2026, focusing on speed limits to prevent serious and fatal road accidents.

Cyprus police arrested two individuals and reported 93 drivers during organized patrols across the island, aimed at preventing serious crime and boosting public safety. One arrest was made in Paphos for alleged disqualified driving.

Cyprus police conducted an overnight operation across the island, leading to the arrest of two individuals. The operation aimed to prevent serious crime, maintain public order, and enhance public safety.

President Nikos Christodoulides visited the Cyprus police academy ahead of the Easter holidays, stressing that ensuring public safety across all sectors is the state’s primary obligation.

Cyprus police will implement increased road safety measures during the Easter holiday period to enhance traffic safety and prevent serious and fatal road collisions, anticipating a rise in traffic.

Cypriot police have launched intensified operations to prevent the use of firecrackers and the lighting of bonfires in anticipation of the upcoming Easter holidays. These efforts have already led to the seizure of Molotov-type devices.

Police in Cyprus have stepped up their efforts against illegal Easter bonfires, known as 'lambradjies,' seizing firewood from various locations across the island.

Cyprus police arrested two individuals in Limassol for possession of drugs, including 6 grams of cocaine and an ecstasy pill, following a tip-off.

Cyprus police have initiated a criminal investigation into an alleged illegal corruption network involving former and current officials, including a former Supreme Court figure and a former president, following claims published by researcher Makarios Drousiotis.

Cypriot police arrested four individuals overnight for various offenses, including carrying a knife and illegal residency, during extensive crime prevention operations that involved stopping hundreds of vehicles and checking numerous individuals.

Cypriot police conducted extensive overnight operations, leading to ten arrests for various offenses including theft, drug possession, and illegal residence, and reporting 76 individuals for speeding.

A 44-year-old police constable in Cyprus was arrested and suspended following a court warrant, facing investigations into an alleged assault on a mobile speed camera driver on the Paphos–Limassol highway on March 12.

Cyprus police conducted an overnight operation with organized patrols across urban areas, leading to the arrest of 11 individuals for various offenses in a drive to prevent serious crime and maintain public order.

Cyprus police arrested four individuals during overnight operations across the island, targeting serious crime and maintaining public order. Arrests were linked to offenses including theft by an employee and motorcycle-related crimes.

Overnight traffic checks in Cyprus resulted in 121 complaints and three arrests for drink driving and speeding, out of 311 total checks.

Police in Paphos are investigating a new case of online investment fraud after a 66-year-old man reported losing nearly €90,000 in a cryptocurrency scheme. According to the Cyprus Police, the complaint was filed on Tuesday with the Criminal Investigation Department in Paphos. The 66-year-old told authorities that unknown individuals contacted him through various online communication […]

Cypriot police remain on full operational readiness, implementing an operational plan with reinforced preventive measures across both land and sea, according to spokesperson Vyron Vyronos.

The Cyprus neighbourhood police unit has been significantly boosted with the addition of 17 new officers, marking a 50% increase in staff as part of broader efforts to modernize the Cyprus police force.

Police in Cyprus conducted an overnight crackdown on crime, increasing patrols in urban areas and arresting 10 individuals for various offenses including illegal stay and drug possession.

Police in Cyprus conducted nationwide overnight operations, resulting in 20 arrests for various offenses including illegal residence, drug possession, and burglary.

An independent criminal investigation has been launched against seven police officers in Cyprus, stemming from allegations made by Ioanna Fotiou, publicly known as Annie Alexui. Fotiou confirmed that she was informed of the watchdog's decision to investigate the officers.

Six individuals were arrested during coordinated overnight police operations across Cyprus, part of ongoing efforts to prevent serious crime, maintain public order, and enhance public safety.

Cyprus police issued 526 citations to Personal Mobility Device (PMD) riders during a three-day nationwide enforcement campaign aimed at improving road safety and ensuring legal use of scooters.

Cyprus police have confirmed an investigation into journalist and author Makarios Drousiotis following a complaint about an alleged breach of personal data linked to his book 'Mafia State'. Drousiotis stated it is his second criminal complaint.

Police in Cyprus conducted nationwide operations on Thursday night, resulting in two arrests and the issuance of 378 traffic fines, including 161 reports for speeding.

Cyprus police carried out a nationwide overnight operation, resulting in the arrest of 19 individuals and the issuance of 356 traffic fines. The operation involved organized patrols in key urban areas.

Cyprus police described their crime-fighting presence across the island on Saturday night as intense, conducting organized patrols in urban areas to prevent serious criminal acts and enhance public safety, resulting in 10 arrests.

The Cyprus police, in partnership with Trust Insurance Cyprus, have launched a nationwide public awareness campaign to help prevent residential burglaries and thefts, running until Friday.

Cyprus police, in collaboration with the environment department, seized over a tonne of electricity cables belonging to the electricity authority (EAC) during nationwide inspections of scrap metal trading premises.

Overnight police operations across Cyprus resulted in five arrests for various offenses, including drug possession and illegal residence, and 101 speeding tickets were issued.

Police seized 1,423 small containers of nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, and arrested two people during a coordinated operation in the Ayia Napa nightclub district.

Forty-seven individuals were arrested in Cyprus during a nationwide police operation targeting illegal employment within catering establishments, involving immigration services and other departments.

Police in Cyprus arrested eight individuals for various offenses, including assault and illegal residency, and issued 305 traffic violations during overnight preventive policing operations across the island.

Police in Cyprus arrested 15 individuals during overnight operations conducted across the country, as part of targeted patrols aimed at preventing crime and maintaining public order.

Cypriot police conducted overnight operations across the island, resulting in nine arrests for various offenses including theft, drug possession, and illegal residency, alongside numerous traffic violations.

The police anti-drug squad Ykan has dismantled a Cyprus-wide drug ring involved in the importation and circulation of opiates. Authorities seized approximately 60kg of opiates and investigated 17 individuals during the operation.

Police anti-drug officers in Zygi, Cyprus, seized approximately two kilograms of cannabis during an operation and arrested a 63-year-old man in connection with the case.

Ten individuals were arrested overnight for various offenses including illegal residence, burglary, and assault, while 157 drivers were booked for speeding during police operations in urban areas of Cyprus.

Police in Cyprus arrested nine individuals during overnight preventive operations across the island, with offenses including illegal possession and discharge of firearms, and drug possession.

Police in Cyprus conducted nationwide operations overnight, resulting in four arrests, 247 traffic offence reports, and two drivers testing positive in preliminary drug screenings.

Thirteen people were arrested during a nationwide police operation in Cyprus on Saturday night, which also resulted in hundreds of traffic and criminal offences being issued, including an assault on a police officer.

A 42-year-old police officer was arrested in Limassol, Cyprus, on allegations of attempting to interfere with judicial proceedings. The investigation covers offenses reportedly committed between May and July.

Cyprus police and state services are maintaining a constant alert to prevent potential terrorist activity, particularly following recent developments in the Middle East. Authorities are collaborating with foreign services to address the threats.

Cyprus police have identified 48 locations across the island with a high number of fatal and serious road collisions, announcing increased surveillance and enforcement measures to improve road safety.

The Cyprus Police Chief, Themistos Arnaoutis, is scheduled to present the findings of the investigation into the 'Sandy' case and related complaints made by journalist Makarios Drousiotis at a briefing tomorrow.

Police in Cyprus will delay decisions on security arrangements for political leaders and state officials until after the election of the new House president next Thursday, when a security committee will assess existing protection details.

Cypriot police conducted targeted prevention operations across the island overnight, leading to ten arrests as part of an effort to deter serious crime, maintain public order, and enhance public safety.

Police chief Themistos Arnaoutis has denied any responsibility in the 2019 suicide of 14-year-old Stylianos Constantinou, after being questioned in connection with the case.

Police in Cyprus arrested 29 third-country nationals residing illegally in the country during a nationwide operation conducted by immigration services.

Police in Cyprus arrested seven individuals overnight for a range of offenses including theft, drug possession, failure to appear in court, impersonation, and outstanding fine warrants, as part of coordinated patrols in urban areas.

Police in Cyprus announced the dismantling of a criminal ring allegedly involved in producing and supplying forged tenancy agreements. Nine individuals have been arrested in connection with the operation.

Police arrested five individuals during overnight patrols across Cyprus, targeting serious crime, public order, and safety, with offenses including attempted destruction of property with explosives.

The FBI has met with a task force of Cypriot investigators to expand the ongoing probe into 'Sandy' and allegations involving Drousiotis. This meeting signifies an international collaboration in the investigation.

Police investigations into the "Sandy" case in Cyprus are entering a decisive phase, with investigators awaiting bank data, Europol findings, and FBI support.

Three individuals were arrested for various offenses during overnight police operations in Cyprus aimed at curbing crime, which also resulted in 140 reports filed, including 48 for speeding.

Cypriot police arrested five individuals in overnight operations on Saturday, facing charges including theft, grievous bodily harm, drink-driving, and illegal possession of explosives.

Cyprus law enforcement authorities are under scrutiny following an early morning visit by police officers to the home and office of lawyer Nikos Cleri.

Cyprus police stated that complaints made by Makarios Drousiotis are being investigated with full seriousness, professionalism, and strict adherence to legal and constitutional procedures.

Cyprus police defended their decision to issue a search warrant for the home and office of lawyer Nikos Clerides, asserting that the action was taken within legal bounds.

Police in Cyprus intensified patrols and made an arrest as part of a crackdown on illegal bonfires (lambradjia) and firecrackers ahead of the midnight Easter liturgy.

Coordinated nationwide police operations across Cyprus on Wednesday night resulted in the arrest of seven individuals and the issuance of 227 fines for a range of offenses, including assault, indecent assault, rioting, and illegal possession.

Cypriot police conducted coordinated overnight operations nationwide, reporting two arrests and 260 traffic offences aimed at reinforcing public safety.

Cyprus police arrested six people, including four minors, during intensified checks related to Easter bonfires, seizing dozens of fireworks, offensive weapons, and drugs across the island.

Police in Cyprus have launched an investigation into explosive allegations of an international crime ring and a historical rape case, following statements from researcher Makarios Drousiotis.

A total of 12 individuals were arrested overnight during coordinated police patrols across urban areas in Cyprus, aimed at preventing serious crime and enhancing public safety.

Cyprus police are set to investigate allegations made by Makarios Drousiotis regarding a covert 'Rosicrucian brotherhood' operating in the country, claims which a former Supreme Court judge has vehemently denied as "morbid fantasies and falsehoods."

Police operations across Cyprus overnight resulted in eight arrests on various charges, including theft, malicious damage, and drink driving, with officers also reporting 314 traffic offenses after stopping 595 vehicles.

Eight individuals were arrested in overnight police operations across Cyprus, primarily for drug and property possession, drink driving, and outstanding warrants, following checks on hundreds of vehicles and drivers.

A 44-year-old special police constable has been arrested and suspended from duty by Police Chief Themistos Arnaoutis following an attack on a mobile speed camera driver on the Paphos–Limassol motorway.

The extradition process to Germany is underway for a Lebanese national arrested in Larnaca on terrorism charges, subject to a European arrest warrant issued by the German authorities, Cyprus police…

Cyprus police's drug squad, YKAN, seized a parcel containing over 6 kilograms of cannabis, packed in six plastic bags, that was posted to a Cyprus address.

Police conducted organized patrols across key urban areas in Cyprus last night to prevent serious criminal activities, maintain public order, and enhance security, resulting in 14 arrests.

A fire broke out early on Wednesday at a luxury car sales premises in Germasogeia, damaging several vehicles, police said. According to the Cyprus Police, the blaze started at around 4:00 a.m. at the premises, which is owned by two men aged 33 and 22. The fire was extinguished by the Cyprus Fire Service. Two […]

New legislative amendments currently under discussion will effectively exclude telecommunications providers from the process of “lawful interception,” allowing state authorities to monitor communications in real-time without the companies’ knowledge. Under the proposed framework, the Cyprus Police and the Cyprus Intelligence Service (KYP) will be able to “link” directly to a target’s device. This marks a […]

Seven individuals were arrested overnight in Cyprus for various offenses, including illegal firearm possession, illegal residency, and impersonation, following checks on 294 drivers and passengers.

Cyprus police have uncovered a safe house containing 220 kg of cocaine and cannabis, along with weapons and explosives, with an estimated street value exceeding €7 million. Two men, aged 26 and 34, have been arrested.

Cyprus Police have arrested three suspects in separate operations across Larnaca, Nicosia, and Limassol, successfully solving five residential burglary cases, with one suspect caught in the act.

Coordinated police patrols across Cyprus resulted in over 70 drivers caught speeding, 8 under the influence, and 17 arrests, including for knife possession, indicating ongoing disregard for warnings.

Police holding cells in Cyprus are facing severe overcrowding, with 77 inmates housed in facilities designed for 40, leading to detainees sleeping on the floor and lacking basic rights.

Police in Cyprus arrested nine individuals during overnight operations across the island, conducted as part of targeted crime prevention and policing campaigns.

Cypriot police have initiated a second criminal investigation into journalist Makarios Drousiotis for alleged personal data offenses related to his book 'Mafia State,' four years after its publication.

Nine individuals were apprehended for driving under the influence during overnight police checks in Cyprus. Officers stopped 450 vehicles, checked 620 people, and recorded a total of 308 traffic violations.

An article explores the historical role of women in the Cyprus police force since its formation in 1964 and discusses the possibility of Cyprus appointing its first female police chief.

Cyprus police arrested four individuals during overnight crime-stopping operations across the island, which also saw officers stopping 570 vehicles and reporting 351 traffic offences.

Nine individuals were arrested across Cyprus during an overnight nationwide police operation targeting crime and traffic offenses, including carrying knives and drug possession.

Overnight police operations across Cyprus resulted in one arrest on suspicion of stabbing and 291 traffic violations, as officers aimed to prevent crime and maintain public order.

Thirteen individuals were arrested across Cyprus during overnight police operations aimed at preventing crime, maintaining public order, and enhancing public safety.

Ten people were arrested and 370 traffic violations were issued during targeted police operations carried out nationwide in Cyprus on Friday night for various offenses, including drug possession.

Cyprus police are searching for a 38-year-old man after illegal firearms and ammunition, including two automatic weapons and a G3 military rifle, were discovered during a court-authorized raid on his grandmother's residence in Larnaca.

Paphos police are facing criticism for arresting the father of a three-year-old boy who tragically fell to his death from a hotel window in Chlorakas.

Police in Larnaca and Paphos, Cyprus, arrested 52 individuals for illegally residing in the country as part of a coordinated operation targeting illegal migration and unlawful employment.

Cyprus Police Chief Themistos Arnaoutis reported 18,409 cases of violence against women and domestic violence from 2021 to June 2026, sparking public discussion on the country's efforts to combat gender-based violence.

The Cyprus cybercrime unit issued a public warning following an increase in scam calls and messages impersonating automated payment service operators.

Police in Cyprus confirmed that the criminal investigation into a police officer's shooting of his wife and subsequent suicide remains ongoing, cautioning against premature public conclusions.

Overnight police operations across Cyprus led to ten arrests for various offenses, including illegal possession of narcotics, illegal stay on the island, and begging, as authorities continue efforts against organized crime.

Cyprus police have expressed concern over record cocaine seizures and the emergence of potent new synthetic drugs, warning that criminal networks are rapidly adapting their methods and introducing increasingly dangerous substances.

A comprehensive review of police protection arrangements for political and state officials is underway in Cyprus, following instructions from Justice Minister Constantinos Fitiris to reassess existing risk evaluations.

The Cyprus police have launched DigiPol, a new digital platform providing public access to over 30 police services online through the gov.cy platform.

Overnight police operations in Cyprus resulted in eleven arrests for offenses including drug possession, theft, and grievous bodily harm, alongside 84 drivers being booked for speeding.

Seven people were arrested in police operations overnight in Cyprus for various offenses, including illegally staying in the Republic of Cyprus and vehicle theft.

The Chief of Cyprus Police declared that the content of a 14-page document, messages, and audio clips related to the 'Santi' case was false and fabricated.

The Cypriot police union Isotita called for a meeting with President Nikos Christodoulides, the Justice Minister, and the police chief to address an ongoing dispute regarding police overtime.

Eight individuals were arrested overnight across Cyprus during coordinated police operations targeting crime prevention, involving various offenses including illegal residence.

Two individuals were arrested during coordinated overnight police operations in urban areas of Cyprus, with one arrest involving an assault on a police officer.

Cyprus Police Chief Themistos Arnaoutis and 14 other officers have been recommended for criminal prosecution following an investigation into alleged failures in handling domestic violence complaints prior to the 2019 suicide in the Stylianou case.

Cyprus Police carried out extensive overnight operations nationwide, resulting in three arrests, hundreds of traffic violations, and the seizure of 15 vehicles. Officers stopped 638 vehicles for inspection during the checks.

Five arrests were made during coordinated police operations across all cities in Cyprus, aimed at preventing serious criminal offenses, maintaining public order, and enhancing public safety.

The Cyprus police and Health Insurance Organisation (HIO) issued a joint warning about a new wave of fake SMS messages impersonating the general health system (Gesy) to trick the public.

Police in Cyprus have arrested a third-country national suspected of leading an organized migrant smuggling network, following targeted operations against illegal immigration.

Police in Cyprus conducted targeted overnight operations, resulting in 13 arrests for various offenses, including illegal residence, and issued 336 traffic violation reports.

Police in Cyprus are facing criticism for their management of a livestock farmers' protest in Rizoeilia, where demonstrators blocked all exits at a roundabout, causing significant traffic disruption.

Cyprus Police are implementing extensive security measures, including road closures, for the Informal Meeting of EU Heads of State scheduled for April 23-24 at Ayia Napa Marina and the Nicosia Conference Centre.

Police in Cyprus are widening their investigation into Drousiotis, initially focused on foreclosures, to include claims related to the Brotherhood and scrutiny of bank accounts. This expansion follows an announcement regarding the presentation of the foreclosure investigation findings.

Cypriot police have confirmed that 'Sandy,' a key figure in the Drousiotis affair, has provided a statement to investigators, with evidence already sent to Europol, and her current whereabouts are known.

Overnight police operations across Cyprus resulted in 17 drivers being found under the influence of alcohol and two under the influence of drugs. A total of 625 vehicles were stopped during the checks.

Police in Cyprus stepped up patrols during Easter to prevent the use of fireworks and lighting of bonfires, responding to more than 40 related incidents across all districts.

Cyprus's independent police complaints authority has sought approval from the Attorney General to appoint a criminal investigator to examine complaints filed by Ioanna Fotiou, also known as Annie Alexui, against seven police officers.

Seven individuals were arrested during coordinated police operations conducted across Cyprus on Tuesday night. The arrests are linked to various offenses, including stabbing, drink-driving, failure to appear in court, and residing in Cyprus without the necessary permits.

Cyprus police have issued a warning about a new scam circulating on social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook, which falsely presents itself as an official police announcement regarding an investment fraud network.

Six people were arrested overnight in Cyprus as police intensified checks for the use of firecrackers and the lighting of Easter bonfires during their Easter campaign.

Police in Cyprus issued 170 fines during a nationwide crime crackdown on Thursday night, aimed at preventing serious crime and enhancing public safety through coordinated patrols in urban areas.

Police in Cyprus intercepted a van that had entered government-controlled areas from the north, seizing a large haul of 127,000 cigarettes and 40,000 heated cigarettes after a pursuit.

The Cyprus Police Drug Enforcement Agency (YKAN) has recorded an unprecedented number of drug and illegal substance seizures in recent months, according to an exclusive report.

Police in Cyprus seized 100 kilograms of green peppers that were transported from the northern part of the island through an unapproved crossing point.

Authorities in Cyprus are investigating four cases of illegal animal movements involving 283 goats, sheep, and cattle across various locations, as announced by the Veterinary Services due to disease concerns.

Cyprus police arrested 33 individuals for drunk driving during nationwide overnight operations on Friday, as part of coordinated efforts to target traffic offenses and enhance public safety.

Cyprus Police conducted extensive operations across the country last night, carrying out organized patrols in key urban areas to prevent serious criminal activities, ensure public order, and increase public safety. As a result of the preventive policing efforts, four individuals were arrested for various offenses, including robbery, assault, theft, domestic violence, and impersonation. During the […]

Cypriot police continue to increase security around critical infrastructure, although there is currently no information regarding specific threats against the island, according to police spokesperson Vyron Vyronos.

Police in Cyprus conducted coordinated overnight patrol operations across urban areas, resulting in four arrests, as part of efforts to prevent serious crime, maintain public order, and enhance public safety.

Cypriot police have placed over 180 sites under surveillance and stationed guards outside schools attended by Israeli and French nationals, raising security to the highest level following recent Iranian actions.

Cyprus Police have increased security measures at critical infrastructure and high-risk sites across the country in response to the escalating conflict in the Middle East, aiming to prevent potential threats.

Cyprus police arrested five people, impounded five vehicles, and reported five premises managers during coordinated overnight operations. Officers stopped 484 vehicles and inspected 578 occupants.