Police set up crime prevention office in Chlorakas
A small crime prevention office has been set up in Chlorakas in Paphos which will be operated alongside daily police patrols, according to Paphos police...
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Chlorakas in fear of armed gangs
By Bejay Browne The murder of a Syrian man in Chlorakas in Paphos last month is the most violent in a growing number of incidents...
Coronavirus: bracing for a rise in crime amid lockdown fallout
By Bejay Browne Police and home security experts are bracing for a rise in burglaries and thefts in the coming weeks as the financial fallout...
Police chief calls for EU solidarity in stemming irregular migration (updated)
Police Chief Kypros Michaelides on Tuesday said Cyprus needed EU solidarity in combatting irregular migration as this was the only way to effectively manage the...
Homophobic bishop most-read website story in 2019
Most of the top 10 viewed stories of 2019 on the Cyprus Mail website were predictable: you would expect the reports of Cyprus first known...
General perception of police is positive
OVERALL Cypriots are borderline satisfied with the police despite there being a great deal of room for improvement, a survey has shown. The survey, polling...
Man arrested with 36 bags of cocaine in his stomach
A 22-year-old man was remanded on Friday for six days after 36 bags containing a total of 350 grammes of cocaine was found in his...
Tourism season means increased crime
Paphos police are issuing a stark warning to tourists: don’t bring expensive jewellery with you; use cards not cash, and keep your passport with you...
Turkish Cypriot police launch crackdown on rising crime
A surge in crime in the north and the strong public outcry has led Turkish Cypriot police to declare ‘a state of emergency’, daily Kibris...
Child rapist was allowed public access to children
By Ioannis Androlikou A convicted child rapist has been allowed to take children on horse and carriage rides along the Paphos coast and in Peyia...
Cyprus’ longest serving convict released
The longest-serving convict in Cyprus, Panayiotis Kafkaris, 72, who killed a man and his two children, was released on Friday after the parole board approved his...
Three arrested for illegal stay
Paphos police arrested three people, two aged 20 and a 17-year-old, for illegally staying in the country on Sunday. They were checked for documents after...
Extra hassle for parents travelling with children
By Elias Hazou Mother detained at airport with son had to get husband’s permission to leave even though she wasn’t on the stop list A...
Greek suspect in multiple crimes appears in court
Under strict security measures including armed police officers wearing bulletproof vests, a 30-year old man who was arrested on Friday was escorted to a Paphos...
The punishment of war crimes
LATELY, a lot is being said in the mass media and the social media about the need to prosecute and punish all those who have...
When politics trumps justice
By Elias Hazou To date there have been four instances of fugitives who’ve managed to elude justice due to the lack of cooperation between the...
Cleaning the stable of Augeas
By George Koumoullis IN THE LAST week we have read about the Cyprus government’s plan to examine, politically and legally, the case of the Turkish...
Police: not all angels but Paphos mayor needs to back up his claims
By Evie Andreou Police officers on Saturday called on Paphos Mayor, Phedon Phedonos, to submit to the force’s internal audit service any evidence of corruption,...
Our View: We need new tactics to tackle organised crime
THE media love a crime story and in the last few weeks they have had the double murder in Strovolos that played out like a...
Police accuse Phedonos of populism
By George Psyllides The police went head-to-head with the Paphos mayor on Thursday, accusing him of populism, as Phedonas Phedonos continued to accuse the force...
