Cyprus Mail6 Jul 2026

Jewellery shop owner injured in attempted robbery in Larnaca

A 73-year-old jewellery shop owner was injured on Monday morning after resisting an attempted armed robbery in central Larnaca, police said.

According to Larnaca police criminal investigation head George Charalambous, officers received a report at around 9am that a man had entered a jewellery store wearing a black motorcycle helmet, a black long-sleeved shirt and a food delivery company vest....

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