Vandalism incident leaves thirteen vehicles damaged in Ayia Napa

At approximately 11:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 13, 2026, police in Ayia Napa were notified of a vandalism incident at a public parking facility in the city center. Upon arrival, officers from the Ayia Napa Police Station confirmed that a total of 13 vehicles had their front windscreens smashed by unknown perpetrators.

Members of the Famagusta Criminal Investigation Department (TAE) arrived at the scene to conduct a forensic examination and collect evidence. Authorities have stated that the investigation is ongoing, with police actively pursuing leads to identify and apprehend the suspects. One source specifically identified the site as a two-story municipal parking garage in the city center.

While investigations are currently in the early stages, officials are analyzing available evidence, including potential CCTV footage, to reconstruct the events. No suspects have been identified or detained at this time. The case remains under active investigation by local authorities to determine the motive and identity of those responsible.