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Limassol stabbing suspect remanded for eight days as victim names attacker

In-Cyprus · 2026-06-11

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• What happened: A 24-year-old suspect in a stabbing incident in Kato Polemidia, Limassol, has been remanded for eight days after the 23-year-old victim identified him as the attacker following surgery. • Why it matters: The case highlights ongoing issues of violence and conflict among young individuals, potentially linked to social media disputes, and raises concerns about public safety in the area. • What to watch next: Investigations are ongoing to recover the weapon used in the attack and personal items belonging to the victim, with CCTV footage being reviewed for further evidence.

Local CrimeLimassolpoliceTop News Limassol stabbing suspect remanded for eight days as victim names attacker Limassol Stabbing Suspect Remanded For Eight Days As Victim Names Attacker Relevant News Cyprus Hamas network: three suspects committed for trial as fourth walks free 11 June 2026 Limassol stabbing suspect remanded for eight days as victim names attacker 11 June 2026 Pope Leo XIV visits Barcelona 11 June 2026 Ioanna Mantzipa 11 June 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber A court has ordered the eight-day remand of the 24-year-old suspect in the Kato Polemidia attempted murder case, after Limassol CID applied for his detention. The suspect presented himself to Limassol CID at around 7:30am on Thursday, where he was arrested on an existing court warrant. He was subsequently brought before Limassol District Court, which approved the CID’s application and ordered his remand. When questioned in writing, the suspect said he would say what he had to say in court, according to Philenews. Victim identifies suspect Following surgery, the 23-year-old victim, speaking in the presence of a police officer from his hospital room, named the suspect as the person who had attacked him. In a subsequent statement, he said the person who injured him was the suspect, that a misunderstanding between them had preceded the attack, and that the suspect had attacked and stabbed him with a knife. Information still under investigation suggests the two men may have fallen out over supporter-related content on Instagram, though other motives have not been ruled out. Missing items and CCTV Investigations are under way to locate the knife used in the attack as well as items belonging to the victim — a bag, his mobile phone, and €500 in cash — which were not found on him. CCTV footage from the area will also be examined for recordings of the suspect’s movements. Background The incident occurred on Tuesday afternoon outside premises in Kato Polemidia. According to evidence under examination, a heated argument between the two men escalated into a violent altercation, during which the 23-year-old was seriously stabbed and the suspect fled the scene. The victim sustained a six-centimetre wound to the ascending colon, as well as a rupture of the intestinal wall. A second traumatic injury of approximately two centimetres was also identified. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Cyprus Hamas network: three suspects committed for trial as fourth walks free Pope Leo XIV visits Barcelona On this day: Greek Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis resigns in 1963 FIFA chief Infantino defends visa handling and ticket prices ahead of World Cup opener Arrested police officer allegedly coached witness to protect colleague Hamas network suspects due in court as 38-year-old emerges as key figure Congo’s Ebola outbreak spreads to new health zone Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.

Source: In-Cyprus
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