At around four hundred euros, two unknown hooded men, probably Cypriots, managed to get about four hundred euros this morning, under the threat of a knife, from a bakery employee in Paralimni. However, a little later, the two hooded men did not manage to get anything from the employee of the second bakery of the same company in Paralimni, since he did not open the cash register as requested…
According to the spokesman of the Famagusta Police Department George Economou, "Today around 04.30 in the morning, two people who had their faces covered, one with a hood and the second with a helmet, entered a bakery in Paralimni and under the threat of a knife managed to steal from the foreign employee a small amount of money from cashier".
He added that "After about half an hour, ie around five, the same people, according to the descriptions given to the Police, entered a second bakery branch of the same company in Paralimni and with the threat of a knife also asked the foreign employee to open their cash machine he had just locked».
When the foreign employee refused to open the cash register to the two strangers, they fled. According to the testimony of the two officials, from the speech of the perpetrators, the Police presume that they are Cypriots.
«From the two scenes, the closed monitoring circuits have been received, which had recorded the movements of the perpetrators, which are being evaluated by the Police.", Noted Mr. Economou. Source: today's