Cyprus police say they issued 302 traffic offence reports after night-time checks across the island, including six preliminary drug-testing checks that returned three positive results. Officers said the operation also led to the arrest of two people accused of the offence of illegal stay on the territory of the Republic. Police stopped 579 vehicles for checks and examined 764 people travelling in them. They also carried out searches at 29 premises aimed at tackling unlawful activity, leading to four complaints. During the road policing checks, 302 reports were filed for traffic violations, and four cases are under investigation. Police said 189 of the reports were for speeding, and six vehicles were seized. Officers carried out 252 breath-alcohol tests, resulting in eight complaints. They also conducted six preliminary drug tests, with three positive findings. Police said the anti-crime operations continue daily, with enhanced patrol presence and targeted checks.