Online fraud worth €35,000: two suspects detained in Cyprus
Cyprus police have detained two suspects as part of an investigation into an online fraud case in which the victim lost around €35,000. According to investigators, the money was obtained through electronic communications and transferred to accounts linked to the detainees.
The investigation began after the victim filed a complaint reporting suspicious financial transactions. During the inquiry, police identified the alleged participants in the scheme and carried out the arrests.
Investigative actions are ongoing: law enforcement officers are checking the possible involvement of the arrested individuals in other similar cases and do not rule out that the number of victims may increase.
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