CRIME Police seize over 100 servers and conduct seven searches in Limassol as three women face extradition to Germany. Photo credit: @cypolice Facebook Europol investigation on global investment fraud brings three arrests in Limassol Newsroom Three women have been arrested in Limassol as part of an international investigation into an alleged online investment fraud network suspected of supporting scams targeting victims in more than 50 countries. READ MORE
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