Paphos law firm broken into, documents stolen

Paphos police are investigating a break-in and robbery of a law firm, from where the culprits stole various documents and a computer.

The owner of the law firm reported the case to the police on Friday, noting that in addition to the missing documents and computer, the culprits also caused major damage to the offices.

Police are searching for one person, for whom a warrant has been issued, in connection to the crimes.

The specific law firm had in the past suffered extensive damages from an arson attack, and for which one person was arrested.

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