Paphos burglaries

PAPHOS police are investigating two burglary complaints from Friday night, in which personal items estimated at around €15,000 were reported stolen.

A computer, clothes and jewellery – all worth over €10,000 – were reported stolen between the hours of 8am and 4.45pm on Friday from a 45-year-old woman’s house in the area of Koloni.

Jewellery worth around 5,000 euros was reported stolen after the house of a 63-year-old in Yeroskipou was broken into on the same night.

Meanwhile, police have arrested two Paphos residents in connection to two different investigations of burglaries and robberies. 

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