We are looking for your support to present a petition to the Government and the Local Authorities to gain more resources to fight crime in Cyprus. Recently there has been a rise in crimes against property and person. On 30th June a protest will take place at Pafos Harbour Castle at 1800 hrs all are welcome. Please support us as your voices need to be heard. Please sign our pettition.
It would help if the police would stop vehicles with damaged/illegible number plates. I have seen quite a lot of scooters round the Tala area with number plates defaced to prevent recognition.
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William F Berdy
8 years ago
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Bearing in mind that self interest of Cyprus Gov must support the process of reducing such crime for the beneficial effects this would have on business and tourism in Cyprus.
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Tony Davenport
8 years ago
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Island wide we desperately need more honest effective policing. In this area we need a Tala based police station. Tala, Kamares,Zelemenos has grown hugely whilst policing has not. Cyprus encourages us to settle here. It’s time that invested in us too.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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We have been victims of burglary 4 times in Peyia! Enough! There needs to be more active and efficient policing manpower that will bring a feeling of security back to this lovely island. Policing procedures and Courts, too, need to get tougher with offenders
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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Like in the UK, burglary is not a priority crime for the Police here. Get a report and claim on the insurance - that was the response to a recent break-in in Souni. Hard to believe in such a small place they don't know who is doing it....................
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Douglas murphy
8 years ago
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Break in Crimes continues to rise in areas where expats are living or have holiday homes, one of the reasons we chose to live in Cyprus was due to the low crime rate but unfortunately that’s changing and more resources should be allocated to combat this rise
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I have had 2 burglaries in 3 years in Sea Caves area. Something needs to be done!
We are looking for your support to present a petition to the Government and the Local Authorities to gain more resources to fight crime in Cyprus. Recently there has been a rise in crimes against property and person. On 30th June a protest will take place at Pafos Harbour Castle at 1800 hrs all are welcome. Please support us as your voices need to be heard. Please sign our pettition.
It would help if the police would stop vehicles with damaged/illegible number plates. I have seen quite a lot of scooters round the Tala area with number plates defaced to prevent recognition.
W
William F Berdy
8 years ago
Featured
Bearing in mind that self interest of Cyprus Gov must support the process of reducing such crime for the beneficial effects this would have on business and tourism in Cyprus.
T
Tony Davenport
8 years ago
Featured
Island wide we desperately need more honest effective policing. In this area we need a Tala based police station. Tala, Kamares,Zelemenos has grown hugely whilst policing has not. Cyprus encourages us to settle here. It’s time that invested in us too.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
We have been victims of burglary 4 times in Peyia! Enough! There needs to be more active and efficient policing manpower that will bring a feeling of security back to this lovely island. Policing procedures and Courts, too, need to get tougher with offenders
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
Like in the UK, burglary is not a priority crime for the Police here. Get a report and claim on the insurance - that was the response to a recent break-in in Souni. Hard to believe in such a small place they don't know who is doing it....................
D
Douglas murphy
8 years ago
Featured
Break in Crimes continues to rise in areas where expats are living or have holiday homes, one of the reasons we chose to live in Cyprus was due to the low crime rate but unfortunately that’s changing and more resources should be allocated to combat this rise
A
Anonymous
7 years ago
I have had 2 burglaries in 3 years in Sea Caves area. Something needs to be done!
It would help if the police would stop vehicles with damaged/illegible number plates. I have seen quite a lot of scooters round the Tala area with number plates defaced to prevent recognition.