Anti-drugs police found 27.5 kg of ketamine, 377 g of cannabis, 776 g of mephedrone, 269 g of MDMA and 172 g of cocaine in a flat in Limassol.[1] The two occupants of the flat, men aged 23 and 24, were arrested there and accused of attacking officers during the arrest, slightly injuring one.[1] The injured officer, a member of YKAN, Cyprus’s anti-narcotics unit, had swelling to the lips and redness in one eye and was discharged after first aid.[1] Searches that followed turned up about €10,000 in cash.[1] The police listed the cannabis as 377 g of κάνναβη among the drugs recovered from the flat.[2]

YKAN officers working with the Intelligence Management and Analysis Service searched the flat at about 11.30am after a tip-off, while the two men were there.[1] A Cyprus court ordered the two men detained for eight days for the investigation.[2] Members of YKAN, the anti-narcotics unit, found the ketamine in three bags and a travel suitcase inside the flat.[2]