Couple arrested over aluminium frame thefts at holiday home and restaurant in Limassol

Local CrimeLimassolpoliceTop News Couple arrested over aluminium frame thefts at holiday home and restaurant in Limassol Limassol District Court Relevant News Drug unit chief calls for phone surveillance law to tackle trafficking networks 26 June 2026 Couple arrested over aluminium frame thefts at holiday home and restaurant in Limassol 26 June 2026 RSM Cyprus: Confident decisions start with local expertise and worldwide reach 26 June 2026 Ioanna Mantzipa 26 June 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber A couple aged 46 and 44 have been remanded in custody for five days by Limassol District Court on suspicion of carrying out two burglaries in the Limassol district in recent weeks, police said. According to investigators, the pair’s alleged method was to remove aluminium frames from windows and doors and take them away, leaving the glass panes behind. The first incident was reported by a 50-year-old contractor, who said his holiday home in Moniatis had been broken into. Three large sliding aluminium doors with their shutters, four sliding aluminium windows with their shutters, and three air conditioning compressors were taken. The complainant said he believed the break-in had occurred within the past month. The glass panes had been removed from the aluminium frames and left at the scene. The second incident was reported yesterday by the owner of a disused restaurant in Alassa, who said he had received an alert from his CCTV system that unknown individuals had entered the premises. On arriving at the scene, he found an unknown woman sitting in a vehicle. When he asked what she was doing there, she said she had stopped to use the toilet and then left. Officers from Lania police station attended and found that six aluminium windows had been taken, with the frames removed and the glass left behind. Investigators reviewing CCTV footage identified the 46-year-old and 44-year-old as suspects. Both are known to authorities in connection with similar incidents in the past. Arrest warrants were secured and the pair were subsequently located and detained. During questioning, both exercised their right to silence. Police said investigations were continuing and searches were expected to be carried out at specific locations in an effort to recover the stolen property. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Drug unit chief calls for phone surveillance law to tackle trafficking networks RSM Cyprus: Confident decisions start with local expertise and worldwide reach Extreme heat weather warning issued for southern England On this day: United Nations Charter was officially signed in 1945 Cyprus Institute helps overturn decades of thinking on how clouds form over oceans Eyewitnesses speak out about Larnaca flight on which Callum Kerr died after being restrained Palestinian Embassy: advanced Israeli technology makes civilian deaths in Gaza deliberate Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.