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SUSPECTED BURGLAR WANTED BY POLICE

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From Cyprus Mail - article by Staff Reporter 24 May 2018


Police on Thursday asked the public to assist in tracking down a man suspected of a burglary of a house taking place in Limassol on January 31.
Police are seeking Givi Kutchasvili, 27, a Georgian national.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts should contact their nearest police station, call Limassol CID at 25805057 or the Citizens Hotline at 1460.

The other man wanted in connection with the burglary is already in custody, police said.

He is Zurab Usupyan, aged 41.
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