A 20-year-old man was remanded in custody for four days on Saturday in connection with an attempted bombing at the entrance of a shop in Limassol on September 30. The suspect was arrested on Friday under a court warrant issued following evidence obtained during the police investigation. The case concerns an improvised explosive device discovered outside the entrance of a shop in Limassol in the early hours of September 30. Police officers responding to information provided by a member of the public located the device and immediately cordoned off the area. The bomb had been activated but failed to explode and was safely neutralised by a police bomb disposal expert. Three other suspects, aged 20, 22 and 28, were arrested on October 4 and remanded in custody for eight days. On October 12, the case was filed before the Limassol Criminal Court, with the 22-year-old named as the defendant. Limassol CID is continuing its investigation into the incident.
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