Crime & Safety · Larnaca
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Authorities at Larnaca Airport in Cyprus have seized four kilograms of liquid cocaine concealed within cosmetic containers. A 65-year-old American man was arrested in connection with the discovery, which marks the largest seizure of liquid cocaine recorded in Cyprus to date. This operation, which took place on June 24, involved a collaborative effort between the police drug squad YKAN and customs officials.
The finding has sparked significant concern among law enforcement, raising questions about potential drug processing operations within Cyprus. This is the first instance of such a large quantity of liquid cocaine being detected in the country, prompting investigations into whether there exists a local laboratory for the production of liquid cocaine. The suspect has been remanded in custody for eight days as authorities continue to delve deeper into the case and its implications for drug trafficking in the region.
25 June
Authorities are investigating for an illegal lab linked to the discovered liquid cocaine.
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