In a series of recent incidents across the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), several individuals have been arrested in connection with various crimes, ranging from theft to violence. The police continue to investigate these cases, with further details emerging as the investigations progress.

Shoe and Watch Theft Suspect Arrested in İskele

Following an investigation into the theft of a pair of shoes and a wristwatch from a workplace in İskele on August 15, a suspect identified as IM (E-33) was arrested yesterday. The police have confirmed that the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Arrest Made in Hamitköy for Robbery, Kidnapping, and Violence

SK (E-47), a suspect wanted in connection with an incident of robbery, forced detention, threats of violence, and serious assault that occurred on August 13 in Hamitköy, was apprehended by police yesterday. The authorities have stated that the investigation into this serious crime is still underway.

Supermarket Theft Suspect Arrested in Küçükkaymaklı

R.F. (K-54) was arrested after being caught stealing various goods and food products worth 1,994 TL from a supermarket in Küçükkaymaklı yesterday morning. The suspect was taken into custody after police conducted further investigation into the theft.

Suspect Arrested for Damaging Security Camera at Derinya Border Gate

In Famagusta, Ç.K. (E-39) was arrested for damaging a security camera at the Derinya Land Entrance Gate. The incident occurred around 1:00 AM last night when the suspect, frustrated after his name was checked in the system, threw a stone at the camera, causing damage.

Drunk Man Arrested for Disturbance at İskele Restaurant

IA (E-62) was arrested in İskele yesterday after causing a disturbance at a restaurant. Under the influence of 139 ml of alcohol, IA shouted loudly at the restaurant manager, leading to his arrest by the police.

Unauthorized Residence Leads to Arrest

During routine inspections across the TRNC, police arrested a person who was found to be residing in the country without a valid residence permit. Legal action has been taken against the individual, and the investigation is ongoing.

The police have emphasized that all these investigations are still in progress, and further details will be provided as they become available.

Source: Kıbrıs Gazetesi