CCTV footage is now crucial in the investigation of a bombing that occurred early Tuesday morning at a car loan office in Limassol. The explosion caused alarm among local residents and was audible across multiple neighbourhoods.
- Meanwhile, the examination of the CCTV footage continues, with authorities optimistically working to identify the perpetrator and prevent further incidents.
According to sources, the closed-circuit surveillance captures the assailant’s actions leading up to the explosion. The footage shows the suspect approaching on foot and placing a factory-made paper cracker at the base of the building’s glass façade before fleeing the scene.
Emergency responders quickly arrived on the scene, with police cordoning off the area to conduct thorough examinations. A bomb expert from the Limassol Police Directorate confirmed that the explosion stemmed from the paper cracker, which resulted in significant damage to the glass front of the office.
The targeted premises are operated by a foreign national, and investigators are exploring all angles, including possible business disputes or other underlying motives that may have prompted the attack.
As part of their efforts to piece together the circumstances surrounding the incident, Limassol CID investigators plan to interview both the company director and the owner. These statements are expected to provide valuable insight into potential motives and the context of the bombing.
Meanwhile, the examination of the CCTV footage continues, with authorities optimistically working to identify the perpetrator and prevent further incidents.
