Knife-Wielding Robber Hits Kiosk and Currency Exchange in Limassol
Police are investigating the robbery of a kiosk and a currency exchange point that occurred on Friday evening in the Germasogeia tourist area of Limassol.
According to law enforcement, at around 17:15, a man wearing a hood and a medical mask entered the shop. Threatening a 48-year-old female employee with a knife, he demanded money from the kiosk's cash register as well as funds from the exchange point located within the same premises.
After obtaining the money—an amount preliminarily estimated to exceed 3,000 euros—the perpetrator fled. It was later discovered that he left the scene in a vehicle.
Police officers arrived at the scene and launched an investigation. Investigators are currently reviewing CCTV footage to identify the attacker and determine his escape route.
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