Cyprus police arrested 10 people after a night-long operation that led to 251 traffic complaints. Officers carried out organised patrols across key urban areas to prevent serious crime, secure public order and boost public safety, with checks running throughout the night. During the operation, police arrested suspects for a range of offences including theft, illegal employment, malicious damage, obtaining money by false pretences, drunkenness and causing concern. Police also stopped and checked 447 drivers and 101 passengers. At the same time, they carried out 35 checks on premises, which resulted in five complaints. Traffic enforcement produced 251 complaints for various road offences, along with 13 ongoing investigations into traffic violations. Police said 111 of the complaints were for speeding. Officers also confiscated 13 vehicles. In drink-driving checks, police carried out 129 alcohol tests, which led to four complaints. A preliminary drug test was carried out on one person, with no positive result. The police operation for prevention and enforcement continues daily, with an increased presence and targeted checks.