An autopsy on a 34-year-old police officer found dead in a service vehicle in Agios Dimitrios, Greece, concluded that pulmonary edema and hypoxia were the causes of death.
Traffic police in Attica, Greece, conducted 19,764 alcohol tests between August 3 and 10, leading to 17 arrests for drunk driving and hundreds of license revocations.
Greek police (EL.AS.) have issued a statement denying reports of an attempted assault on a minor by a tourist who allegedly tried to bribe a store employee.
Greek police are investigating a complaint regarding a foreign tourist in Crete who allegedly offered money to sexually assault a 10-year-old girl, causing alarm in the local community.
Two men of Indian origin have been temporarily detained and have confessed to their involvement in the murder of a 58-year-old psychologist in Iria, Argolida, near Nafplio, according to Greek police.
A delegation from the Hellenic Police (ELAS), led by Miltos Hatzigiannakis, visited fire-affected regions in Porto Germeno and Megara, expressing hope for swift solutions.
An Afghan man has confessed to hiding the body of 38-year-old Scottish humanitarian worker Élisabeth-Jane Ross, who was found dead in Greece, but denies her murder. An autopsy has not yet determined the exact cause of death, and Greek police are investigating.
A significant change for holders of old blue Greek police ID cards will take effect on Monday, August 3, 2026, after which these cards will no longer be accepted as travel documents for international travel.
Greek police have released details of a 43-year-old individual allegedly involved in the assassination of Vangelis Zambounis in early 2024, a mafia-style killing involving nearly 100 bullets.
PASOK has strongly criticized the Greek Police (ELAS) and New Democracy (ND), alleging that they are rehearsing a co-governance scenario. PASOK claims that while Tsipras was accused of funding ELAS from his own pocket, ND is now making its members pay.
The spokesperson for the Greek Police (ELAS), Theoni Koufonikolakou, has criticized the New Democracy (ND) and PASOK parties over their substantial debts to banks, stating that their political survival is owed to these financial institutions.
Iefimerida has published videos, photos, and revealing dialogues detailing the activities of an arms and ammunition trafficking ring on Crete. The report exposes the communication codes, prices, and live fire demonstrations used by the network, leading to arrests.
Greek police arrested an Egyptian man in central Athens found in possession of a hand grenade, with investigations suggesting a mastermind in Diavata prison gave the 'green light' for the act.
The Greek Police (EL.AS.) has published an informational video online to warn the public about internet scams, featuring a subtle reflection of an officer that becomes apparent only at the end.
Greek police are reportedly examining a video that appears to show lawyer Stavros Georgiou outside his Athens office on Monday, as part of the ongoing investigation into his murder.
The Hellenic Police (ELAS) has proposed significant interventions in public education, including the abolition of Panhellenic exams and the recognition of non-state universities. These proposals are part of a broader set of reforms for the education system.
A 'bridge of life' operation was launched by Greek police in Thessaloniki to urgently transport a newborn to the hospital. The infant was picked up by an EKAV ambulance and reached the Hippokrateio hospital in just 12 minutes.
New documents, including vacation photos, are reportedly helping Greek police identify suspects in the Marfin Bank arson case. These images are part of the DEE report and are believed to have been crucial in leading officers to the individuals considered suspects for the Marfin fire.
Greek police have successfully dismantled three interconnected criminal groups that defrauded elderly residents in Athens, Thessaloniki, and Agrinio of over €410,000 by impersonating employees of the electricity distribution operator, DEDDIE.
A new ministerial decision has extended the validity of old Greek police ID cards until September 25, 2027, though their use will be subject to restrictions during this period.
Greek police have announced the arrest of two men, aged 29 and 24, and a 26-year-old woman in connection with an arson attack on the home of the Nestor family.
Greek authorities have dismantled an anabolic steroid and pharmaceutical trafficking ring, with a 35-year-old police officer-bodybuilder identified as the mastermind and his partner also arrested.
Greek police have arrested two individuals in connection with the 2010 arson attack on an Athens bank that resulted in the deaths of three people trapped inside during a violent protest. This follows the earlier arrest of an alleged leader of an ATM bombing gang.
Reports suggest the arrest of 'Entik,' also known as 'Voice,' the alleged leader of a criminal organization involved in tobacco smuggling, in Dubai. Greek police are awaiting official confirmation regarding the arrest.
The political temperature in Greece is rising as EL.AS. (Greek Police) issued a strong statement accusing the New Democracy party of an organized smear campaign targeting its main political opponent, Alexis Tsipras.
The Hellenic Police Force has received a donation of 15 new motorcycles from Panagiotis and Giorgos Angelopoulos, enhancing their fleet of operational vehicles.
Greek police are methodically investigating arson attacks across the country, with 151 arrests made since the beginning of 2024 as authorities aim to bring perpetrators to justice.
Greek police have arrested individuals involved in scams, some of whom posed as employees of the Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator (DEDDIE) or accountants. The fraudsters reportedly posted photos of cash, gold coins, and watches online, and a call center was discovered during the investigation.
Greek police have dismantled a family-run drug trafficking operation in the Attica region, arresting six individuals, including the alleged 25-year-old leader.
Greek police conducted a sweeping operation in Thessaloniki and Mykonos, leading to 17 arrests of individuals involved in a criminal network. The network is accused of drug trafficking, robberies, and assaults, with weapons also confiscated.
A Greek police officer was arrested following an accusation of physical violence against an inmate at a police station in Attica. The incident has led to an investigation into the alleged assault.
Greek police have announced details of the investigation into the fatal stabbing of a 15-year-old in Kallithea following a violent clash, an incident that has deeply shocked the community.
A special police operation in Aspropyrgos, Greece, targeted electricity theft, leading to the dismantling of 2,657 meters of illegal wiring and six arrests.
Greek Police in Thessaloniki have dismantled a criminal organization specializing in apartment burglaries in the city center, with a total haul exceeding €585,000 and a preference for security locks.
Greek police are investigating the death of an 18-year-old Dutch woman found dead inside her apartment on the island of Kos, though investigators have already ruled out foul play.
Greek police have busted a major drug trafficking ring operating in Mykonos, arresting its leader and other suspects. The operation uncovered drugs and money hidden in shoes and suitcases.
Greek police, in collaboration with the Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator (DEDDIE), have dismantled a nationwide electricity theft ring. The operation involved 105 suspects and resulted in an estimated loss of over €9 million from tampered electricity meters.
Greek police arrested two individuals, aged 47 and 80, in Malevizi, Heraklion, Crete, following a coordinated operation that uncovered a cannabis plantation and weapons.
A criminal organization that impersonated police officers and doctors has been dismantled in Greece, having committed at least 34 frauds and thefts totaling 700,000 euros. A 30-year-old Bulgarian member was arrested, and a victim shared details of their modus operandi.
Police in Greece have dismantled a call center in West Attica used by fraudsters who posed as electricity company employees to convince elderly victims to leave gold and large sums of money outside their homes.
A retired 57-year-old police officer in Thessaloniki has been charged with felony counts for allegedly poisoning eight stray cats, appearing before a magistrate and released without restrictive conditions pending trial.
A female police officer is in critical condition in Drama, Greece, after her husband, also a police officer, allegedly stabbed her inside their home before being found dead.
Greek police have officially taken custody of an Afghan man extradited from Bosnia and Herzegovina, who is suspected of brutally murdering a compatriot on the popular tourist island of Paros.
Greek police in Zakynthos dismantled a criminal network involved in drug trafficking and illegal arms dealing, which used tourist accommodations to hide narcotics and weapons.
Greek police have arrested a 34-year-old Afghan national accused of brutally murdering a compatriot by stabbing him 15 times last autumn in Paros. The arrest follows nearly 10 months of investigation.
A report details instances of citizens, students, and journalists sustaining injuries due to the alleged illegal use of stun grenades by police during demonstrations in Greece, turning protests into a 'battlefield'.
The article discusses Amalia's messages concerning political developments and the relationship with EL.AS. (Greek Police), including how candidacies will be determined by temporary EL.AS. bodies.
A 55-year-old man in Kalamaria, Thessaloniki, was fined €270,300 by the Greek Police for animal abuse after being found to have abandoned nine newborn kittens.
The Hellenic Police (ELAS) has denied allegations of indifference regarding their handling of a domestic violence case in Agioi Anargyroi. ELAS issued a statement refuting claims of negligence in the incident.
A new report by Amnesty International criticizes Greek police for the routine use of 'unlawful force' during demonstrations combined with a high level of impunity, which has a 'chilling effect on the right to protest'.
Greek police forces have removed campers from Lavrakas beach, which had been converted into an informal free camping area, with some individuals living there even during winter. The crackdown involved checks, arrests, and fines up to 3,000 euros.
The Hellenic Police (ELAS) has denied receiving any complaint of domestic violence from the 39-year-old victim in the Kalamata femicide case. Police assert that no such report was filed.
Amid increased police checks, a Greek police officer has revealed a seemingly simple question that drivers should be cautious about answering during traffic stops.
An international criminal group involved in selling stolen luxury cars from Greece and Italy has been dismantled by Greek police in Katerini. The gang was trafficking vehicles that were either stolen or embezzled.
Greek police have arrested five individuals and dismantled a criminal organization involved in the illegal import and distribution of large quantities of freon refrigerant from Albania into Greece.
Greek police have dismantled a criminal organization responsible for stealing DEDDIE transformers in Karditsa, leading to at least 20 arrests in an ongoing operation.
The Hellenic Police will implement increased traffic measures for the upcoming Pentecost holiday weekend, from Friday, May 29, to Monday, June 1, 2026.
Twenty individuals, including a deputy mayor, have been arrested in Crete for their involvement in a scheme to defraud the EU of over 3 million euros in agricultural subsidies. The suspects have been handed over to the European Public Prosecutor's Office.
Greek police in Thrace have arrested two individuals and confiscated 25 'ghost' pistols, dealing a significant blow to Turkish mafia operations in the region.
Greek police are focusing on mapping the contacts and movements of the notorious criminal known as 'Titi' following a serious armed clash with officers in Mikrolimano during the early morning hours.
Greek police are investigating a 42-year-old criminal known as 'Titi' following a bloody shooting incident in Mikrolimano, with authorities examining his extensive criminal record dating back to 1995, including over 70 robberies and 73 years of imprisonment.
Greek police conducted a raid on Korydallos Prison, discovering and seizing mobile phones in inmates' cells as part of an investigation into illegal items within the facility.
Two asylum seekers have recounted their 100-day ordeal, claiming they were forced to assist Greek border guards in pushing refugees and migrants back across the Evros river into Turkey in exchange for their own free passage.
A major operation by the Hellenic Police in Thessaloniki led to the dismantling of a criminal organization suspected of involvement in thefts, burglaries, and robberies. Five individuals were arrested, and weapons were confiscated during the ongoing operation.
The replacement of old Greek police ID cards with new ones is progressing, as the deadline approaches for when the 'blue' cards will no longer be valid as travel documents within the EU, in accordance with EU Regulation 2019/1157.
Initial findings from the investigation into the death of a 34-year-old police officer in Agios Dimitrios, Greece, suggest a pathological cause, ruling out criminal activity.
Greek police are making a new appeal for information regarding the unsolved murder of a 23-year-old woman that occurred 32 years ago, emphasizing that it's never too late to do the right thing.
Greek police have issued a statement clarifying that a sexual harassment incident in Crete involved an intoxicated foreign national and an adult female employee, not a minor, as initially reported.
Greek police have responded to allegations from a hospital union president regarding eight alleged rapes of tourists in Zakynthos, stating that only three such incidents have been officially recorded.
Greek police have apprehended a gang suspected of defrauding six elderly women in the Pieria and Florina regions, stealing money and jewelry worth over €100,000.
Greek police have released a video showing the recovery of a stolen Hermès bag and Rolex watch, which a 35-year-old Greek driver had snatched from a Ukrainian tourist in Mykonos, leading to the suspect's arrest.
Greek police have arrested a man in Athens in connection with the death of a Scottish woman whose body was found in a suitcase. The discovery has led to a murder investigation, with the suspect taken into custody.
Greek police have arrested two suspects and issued a warrant for a third in connection with a fatal arson attack on an Athens bank branch in 2010, a case that has remained politically charged for 16 years.
A 28-year-old Russian woman was found dead in a suitcase in Belgrade, Serbia, leading to the arrest of a Turkish man who has denied guilt. Authorities allege he lured her to an apartment, killed her, and then placed her body in the luggage.
Greek police have released the identity and photo of a man, a member of a criminal organization, who is wanted in connection with the murder of Vangelis Zambounis.
Greek police are investigating the death of a woman whose body was discovered in a suitcase and are reportedly looking for her 'American friends' in connection with the case.
Greek police are investigating the death of a woman whose body was discovered in a suitcase, suspecting foul play. Authorities are working to determine the circumstances surrounding her death.
Greek police are focusing their investigation on identifying a fourth individual believed to be the mastermind behind a grenade attack near the residence of Isidore Doyiakos.
A new investigation by the Greek police (EL.AS.) into the "Crete Mafia" reveals a much broader criminal network with alleged connections extending from the underworld to police services and scientific bodies.
The Hellenic Police (EL.AS) has officially announced a breakthrough in the investigation of the murder of criminal lawyer Stavros Georgiou. Details regarding the solving of the case have been released.
Bulgarian and Greek police patrols will operate jointly in the border regions of both countries following the signing of an official protocol between the two nations' interior ministers.
Greek police have broken up a criminal ring that impersonated technical crew workers to commit burglaries across Attica. Two suspects were arrested in Voula, and authorities have solved six theft cases.
Greek police in Thessaloniki swiftly mobilized to facilitate the urgent transfer of a newborn baby to Hippokrateio Hospital, clearing the road in just 12 minutes.
Greek police have successfully dismantled a criminal organization operating a loan sharking and extortion ring in Thessaloniki, leading to the arrest of four individuals.
The SFEA (Association of Former Political Prisoners) denounces police violence in Greece, stating that uniformed officers are now acting as self-appointed judges and that police brutality has become a "normality."
A summary of Sunday newspaper headlines from July 12, 2026, covering topics such as F-35 negotiations for Turkey, S-400 sales, and a 16-year-old crime solved by Greek police.
Greek police have revealed details on how they tracked down two 42-year-old suspects and a 46-year-old woman in connection with the Marfin case, outlining their roles and the evidence gathered.
Two Greek police officers have been granted an additional 24-hour deadline in the case involving the severe injury of a 20-year-old man, who remains in critical condition after being shot in the head.
Two police officers in Argos, Greece, have been charged with attempted homicide with possible intent following a pursuit involving a 20-year-old. They claim they intended to intimidate, not kill, the individual.
Greek police have dismantled a criminal group suspected of a series of jewelry store robberies in the Attica region, arresting nine individuals aged 21 to 45. The gang reportedly completed their heists in as little as one minute.
A police officer in Kastoria, Greece, suffered an anaphylactic shock and nearly collapsed after being stung by a wasp, managing to drive his patrol car to a health center just before losing consciousness. He experienced a severe allergic reaction that led to cardiac arrest.
Greek police arrested seven suspects in Zefyri, accusing the family-linked group of flaunting €1.6 million in scam proceeds online after tricking victims into handing over cash and valuables by posing as electricity officials and accountants.
Ten organized football fans arrested by Greek police, referred to as the 'Greek FBI,' have been charged with felonies for allegedly organizing attacks on rival fans and involvement in robberies, drug offenses, and possession of explosives.
Homes of leaders from Greece's ruling New Democracy party were attacked with incendiary devices in Thessaloniki, resulting in five injuries. The incidents are being investigated as potential terrorist acts, with one victim's mother fighting for her life.
A statement suggests that the refusal of the Hellenic Police (EL.AS.) to cooperate does not serve the goal of political change. It emphasizes that based on new data, participating in elections is the only way forward, requiring collaborations with progressive individuals and groups.
Greek police have solved a case of online fraud and blackmail where a 41-year-old man was coerced into paying 4,770 euros after falling victim to an online fortune-telling scam via social media.
The Hellenic Police (ELAS) has issued a warning to citizens about a deceptive website impersonating their official site, which is being used by fraudsters to request personal information for alleged fine payments.
Greek police have successfully dismantled a significant drug trafficking ring operating in Mykonos and Attica, which reportedly used tourist vans to distribute cocaine and cannabis. Raids were conducted, leading to arrests and the seizure of drugs.
Greek police have seized 1.8 tonnes of cocaine since October 2024, while new psychoactive substances and shifting trafficking routes are reshaping the drug market. Authorities are particularly concerned about the rise of synthetic cannabinoids.
Nikos Romanos stated that while there is talk of transparency regarding the Greek Police, questions about their funding remain unanswered, and he also commented on the nature of opinion polls.
Greek police have arrested a 26-year-old man in Thessaloniki for a series of robberies, primarily targeting elderly women in apartment building entrances and interiors in the city center.
A 25-year-old man from Yemen was arrested by Greek police for indecent exposure, after he was seen exposing himself in underground passages near Panteion University and following a 26-year-old woman.
The Hellenic Police have issued a warning about a new online scam involving fraudulent emails that falsely use the names and logos of Europol and the Greek Police. These phishing emails aim to deceive recipients and should be treated with caution.
Greek authorities have arrested two 17-year-olds on felony charges related to child pornography, blackmail, and threatening girls, following an investigation by the Cybercrime Division.
The Hellenic Police force has bolstered its vehicle fleet with 45 new SUVs, including Peugeot 2008 and Mazda CX-30 models, to modernize its operations.
Greek authorities have dismantled an illegal subscription TV service, dubbed a 'pirate Netflix,' which operated since 2017, serving 86,000 customers and generating millions in revenue through a pyramid scheme.
A Greek police officer in Drama made a prophetic social media post 12 days before she was murdered by her husband, also a police officer, writing about how the family is attacked by Pride events but a man killing his wife is seen as a tragic moment.
Greek police seized another large shipment of narcotics, specifically 96 kg of marijuana, near the Greek-Albanian border in Igoumenitsa, suspected to have been trafficked from Saranda.
The spokesperson for the Greek Police (ELAS), Th. Koufonikolakou, released a video on Instagram expressing support for the struggles of LGBTQI+ individuals, stating that human rights are non-negotiable, likely in connection with Pride events.
An investigation into a drug trafficking ring led by a former Super League footballer has revealed a scheme involving corrupt police officers who allegedly charged €900 for Euroleague final tickets.
A 32-year-old former footballer has been arrested by Greek police as the alleged leader of a cocaine trafficking ring operating in Attica, where he reportedly distributed drugs while working in nightlife venues.
Greek police (ELAS) have clarified that there was no police pursuit involved in the fatal motorcycle accident in Kallithea. They stated that reports of a chase by police forces were inaccurate.
Greek police raided urban planning offices in Attica, arresting six individuals suspected of operating a corruption ring that demanded up to 30,000 euros for illegal arrangements. Over 330,000 euros were seized during the operation, and the suspects face criminal charges.
Two foreign nationals suspected of migrant smuggling have been arrested in two separate operations by Greek police in the Evros region, for illegally transporting 14 irregular migrants.
Greek authorities have dismantled a criminal ring responsible for stealing transformers and equipment from wind farms and DEDDIE facilities in Evia and Attica, leading to six arrests.
Amnesty International has released a report, based on over a hundred testimonies, criticizing the harsh tactics of Greek police, specifically their use of stun grenades on demonstrators and journalists. The organization is calling for a ban on such grenades during protests.
Greek police have arrested 13 individuals in Kozani and Agrinio as part of a major operation targeting illegal subsidies from OPEKEPE, the agricultural payments organization. The fraudulent activities resulted in damages exceeding 2.5 million euros.
Official data from the Greek Police reveals that May was a 'black month' for Attica, with ten people losing their lives and 619 injured in road accidents. The figures highlight the heavy toll paid daily on the roads.
The National Cybersecurity Authority in Greece issued a warning about an ongoing campaign of deceptive phishing emails impersonating the Greek Police, threatening arrests for cybercrime.
A police lieutenant serving in the Transfer Directorate was arrested during a random check on Vouliagmenis Avenue for carrying illegal weapons, with authorities investigating potential links to an extortion ring.
Jerasimo Korkuti (31) and Andi Beqiri (27), both from Albania, were arrested by Greek police in Athens following the stabbing of a Pakistani national and a subsequent car chase.
An Albanian suspect shot and wounded a Pakistani shop owner in a mobile phone store in Patisia, Athens, with Greek police subsequently apprehending the perpetrator and his accomplices.
Greek police have arrested dozens of individuals, including a deputy mayor, in connection with a large-scale fraud scheme involving EU agricultural subsidies. The criminal organization is accused of illegally obtaining millions of euros in farm aid.
Greek police conducted a large-scale operation in Crete, resulting in 20 arrests and uncovering over three million euros in illegal profits. The operation targeted criminal activities on the island.
Alesio Xhelo, 42, was wounded in the head during a confrontation with Greek police in Piraeus while attempting to evade arrest. Greek media have detailed his extensive criminal history, which reportedly began at age 11.
A couple was arrested by Greek police in Kastoria for a series of telephone scams, having defrauded numerous citizens of 20,000 euros and valuable gold jewelry in a short period.
Police in Greece shot and wounded a man who pulled a gun during a routine check. The man allegedly attempted to fire his weapon, and officers discovered he was also carrying six grenades.
Greek police have dismantled a criminal organization whose members posed as employees of the DEDDIE electricity distribution company or accountants, operating a call center from a house and defrauding victims of over 2 million euros.
Greek police have identified two men, aged 28 and 35, in Thessaloniki for their alleged involvement in two cases of scamming citizens by falsely claiming 'relatives' financial outstanding issues'.
Greek police have publicly released the identities and photos of a gang that committed scams in Attica by impersonating employees of the Public Power Corporation (DEI).
A police officer serving in the Athens Patrol Sub-Directorate was found dead inside a service vehicle in Agios Dimitrios, Athens, after being missing since Sunday. Authorities are investigating the incident, noting signs of injury on his face and neck.
Progressive political forces in Greece are launching a coordinated effort to remove the Mitsotakis government, with concerns also raised about perceived 'phobic tendencies' within the Greek Police (EL.AS.).
Greek police (ELAS) issued clarifications regarding an incident in Crete where a tourist was alleged to have offered money for sexual acts with a minor, stating that no such incident report was found.
The Greek Police (EL.AS.) has criticized Prime Minister Mitsotakis, accusing him of re-presenting old promises from 2019 as a 'new reform framework' just months before elections, after seven years in power.
Greek police officers have traveled to London to facilitate the extradition of a 46-year-old woman back to Greece in connection with the Marfin case. She is expected to appear before an interrogator on Friday.
Greek police are investigating a shocking case in Mystras, Laconia, after the body of an elderly man was discovered inside a freezer in the basement of a closed hotel.
Old-style Greek police ID cards are no longer valid for international travel, effective immediately. Citizens must now use new-type ID cards or passports for travel abroad.
A 26-year-old Afghan man has been arrested in Athens, Greece, in connection with the murder of a British woman whose body was found in a suitcase. The suspect initially claimed he found her dead before confessing to the killing.
Greek authorities have dismantled a human trafficking ring in Eordaia, uncovering the exploitation of 57 individuals for labor and financial gain. One person has been arrested in connection with the case.
A heartwarming moment was captured at a Passport Office where a Greek police officer held a baby to allow its mother to complete her passport application, showcasing a compassionate act of public service.
Greek media outlets Avgi and Kokkino are reportedly causing annoyance to the Greek police (ELAS), with the current administration addressing issues left by previous ones.
Greek police report that the killer of a Scottish woman used her phone to create the impression she was still alive. Interpol and US databases identified the victim, and detectives are examining flight records and phone data.
The Hellenic Police are providing hazard allowances to uniformed personnel, ranging from 600 to 1,000 euros. A recently published Government Gazette specifies the amounts, beneficiaries, and conditions for these flight and other risk-related allowances.
Police in Alexandroupoli and Orestiada, Greece, have arrested three individuals suspected of being part of a migrant smuggling ring operating in the Evros region.
The Greek Police, specifically the Organized Crime Directorate, has been reinforced with 10 new SUV vehicles, acquired through a donation from a media group, enhancing their fleet for various operational needs.
Greek police made arrests and detentions in Thessaloniki on Monday following incidents at the courthouse, which occurred after a new pre-trial detention related to an attack on Nestor.
Greek police have dismantled a criminal group in Attica, arresting two members suspected of numerous house burglaries. The suspects reportedly disguised themselves as technical workers to avoid suspicion, with arrests made in areas including Voula.
The Hellenic Police are warning citizens about a new phone scam where fraudsters impersonate police officers, using automated messages to request personal information.
The Greek Police's Traffic Accident Control and Prevention Team (OEPTA) is using a high-performance German car, a covert Porsche Panamera, in operations to identify drivers violating the Road Traffic Code.
Minister of Citizen Protection Michalis Chrysochoidis discussed the Greek Police investigation that led to three arrests, 16 years after the Marfin tragedy.
A 20-year-old remains in critical condition following an incident involving police, who have completed their statements claiming no malicious intent. Ballistic and forensic examinations are pending to shed light on the case.
Greek police have arrested a 44-year-old Albanian citizen in Istiaia, Evia, following a series of thefts including a car and valuables from homes. The individual was also found to be residing illegally in Greece.
Two police officers in Greece have been convicted of raping a 19-year-old woman inside the Omonia police station in 2022. Despite the conviction, the officers were reportedly released.
Greek anti-terror police have arrested three individuals following a car bomb explosion that killed one person. The arrests are linked to a series of bomb attacks targeting politicians' homes.
The Greek police (ELAS) condemned the government majority's rejection by the Parliament's Institutions and Transparency Committee of a request to examine Tal Dillian and Grigoris as witnesses in the wiretapping scandal.
Two more individuals, allegedly members of a circuit of organized fans involved in attacks on rival supporters, robberies, and drug-related offenses, have been released with restrictive conditions after their testimonies.
The Greek Police (ELAS) under Alexis Tsipras issued a statement responding to comments made by Kyriakos Mitsotakis regarding potential prosecutions of political figures, asserting that those who are 'clean' have no fear of prison.
The Hellenic Police announced that 151 individuals have been arrested and 191 case files have been opened in connection with arson attacks, with investigations continuing to solve every case.
Greek police authorities are investigating a community president in the Municipality of Agrinio following a complaint of domestic violence filed by his ex-wife.
Greek police have arrested 19 individuals in Thessaloniki as part of an investigation into a criminal organization with ties to sports fans. Members are accused of drug trafficking within stadiums and involvement in robberies.
A Greek police officer serving in the Ilia Police Directorate has been jailed for domestic violence against his wife and child, with reports indicating he assaulted her even during pregnancy.
The Greek Police have issued a warning to citizens about a deceptive website falsely appearing as an official Greek Police site. The site aims to steal personal and banking information by displaying fake unpaid fines.
Greek police have busted a sophisticated burglary gang in Thessaloniki responsible for stealing over €585,000 from city apartments. Two men were caught red-handed, and a passport and diamond detector were seized, though another accomplice is still being sought.
A video that went viral on social media captured Greek police officers from the DIAS team clearing a road on Vouliagmenis Avenue to save a life, highlighting their crucial role in emergency response.
A 'hidden' Porsche Cayenne belonging to the Greek Police's Special Operations Unit for Traffic Control (O.E.P.T.A.) has been deployed on one of Greece's most popular tourist islands, acting as a deterrent for various offenders.
Greek police and the Ministry of Citizen Protection have responded to questions regarding the handling of a warrant for Dimitris Avramopoulos, stating that no citizen receives preferential treatment and the warrant was forwarded to the prosecutor within 24 hours.
Greek police are conducting an operation against an organized crime group suspected of stealing components from mobile phone antennas across five prefectures, including Attica, Evia, and Thebes. The operation by the Organized Crime Directorate aims to dismantle the network.
Greek police conducted a raid on a nightclub in Argostoli, Kefalonia, in the early hours of Sunday, leading to six arrests. During the operation, one individual reportedly attacked police officers.
Greek police have dismantled a phone fraud syndicate responsible for at least 34 scams totaling nearly 700,000 euros, after the gang unknowingly targeted the wife of a police officer.
Greek police have launched a criminal investigation after a dead, critically endangered hawksbill sea turtle was discovered hanging as a decorative ornament outside a private residence on the island of Paros.
A Greek police officer in Drama tragically killed his 45-year-old wife with multiple stab wounds before taking his own life. The incident occurred after she reportedly rejected his advances and had previously reported him as a threat, with their child calling authorities after discovering the mother injured.
Greek police in Attica have dismantled a criminal network involved in stealing, falsifying, and reselling cars, leading to at least 13 arrests. The ring is believed to have stolen at least 36 vehicles and laundered money through a chain of cafes.
A specialized unit of the Greek police, dubbed the 'Greek FBI,' is preparing operations on various islands to prevent and suppress serious organized crime, focusing on weapons and drug offenses.
A 29-year-old Albanian man presented with injuries at the Korça hospital emergency room, claiming he was assaulted by Greek police in Chalkidiki approximately 13 days prior, after being mistaken for someone else.
A 34-year-old foreign national, wanted for the brutal murder of a 44-year-old compatriot in Paros in October 2025, has been arrested by Greek police in Syros on June 12, 2026.
Greek police have dealt a significant blow to an organized drug network in Corinthia, uncovering a large cannabis plantation with 6,620 saplings after a months-long investigation.
Theoni Koufonikolakou, spokesperson for the Hellenic Police (ELAS), announced her decision to take legal action against a troll operating under the pseudonym "Pen Dalaoura" following an online attack against her.
Greek authorities have arrested a 37-year-old Palestinian man on the island of Crete, suspected of being a member of Hamas and planning a terrorist attack. Police are investigating his alleged training in Malaysia for explosives and his connections to the organization.
A damning report has been released, condemning the dangerous practices of the Greek police, which have allegedly transformed peaceful protests into battlegrounds and frequently involve the perilous use of stun grenades against demonstrators, photojournalists, and journalists.
Greek authorities, in an operation dubbed 'Harvest,' dismantled a criminal organization and arrested 14 individuals in Kozani and Agrinio for a 2.4 million euro fraud against OPEKEPE, which even involved plots of sacred temples.
Greek police are continuing their search for an assailant, dubbed the 'Lycabettus dragon,' who attacked a 22-year-old woman. Authorities are setting traps in the Lycabettus area to locate the suspect.
According to Greek Police data, May saw 526 road accidents in Attica, resulting in 10 fatalities and 619 injuries. This highlights a significant number of traffic incidents in the region.
The Hellenic Police are warning citizens about a new phishing email scam circulating, which illegally uses the names of the Hellenic Police and the National Cyber Security Authority. The scam threatens immediate arrest if recipients do not respond.
Greek police and fire services have initiated an extensive survey of war shelters across Crete to identify locations that could potentially be used as refuges.
Greek police have dismantled a criminal network involved in distributing counterfeit luxury goods, including items from Prada, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton, in tourist areas of Mykonos. The operation led to arrests and the seizure of numerous fake products.
Greek police have uncovered an international criminal organization involved in burglaries of luxury homes in Attica, Greece, as well as in various European and Latin American countries.
Greek police conducted a new operation in Thessaloniki, leading to 16 arrests in connection with illegal agricultural subsidies distributed through the Hellenic Agricultural Payments Organization (OPEKEPE). The investigation focuses on fraudulent claims for agricultural aid.
Greek police have initiated a major new operation in Crete concerning the OPEKEPE scandal, which involves an alleged illegal profit of 3,000,000 euros. The operation has led to 20 arrests as authorities continue their investigation into the fraud.
Greek police have provided further details regarding the injury of 42-year-old Albanian Alesio Xhelo, stating he is involved in drug trafficking, kidnappings, and attempted murder, and faces significant prison time.
An alarm was raised early Saturday morning in Mikrolimano when a Greek Police operation outside a local store resulted in shootings and the injury of a man, who was found to possess two firearms and six hand grenades.
Greek police have uncovered a digital piracy operation targeting subscription service providers in Attica, focusing on users who illegally stream content.
The Greek Police have announced emergency measures to be implemented from May 21 to 25 for the Euroleague Final Four, which will take place at the Telecom Center Athens, aiming to ensure the safety of fans and the event.
Joint inspection teams from Greek police and the Ministry of Development have begun nationwide raids on kiosks and mini-markets to seize cannabis product inventories, as a new law banning retail sales takes immediate effect.