Crime & Safety · Greece
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A 16-year-old boy has been sentenced to ten years of imprisonment after being found guilty of the intentional murder of 17-year-old Angelos in Serres, Greece. The verdict was delivered by the Serres Three-member Juvenile Court on June 27, 2026. The incident, which occurred earlier in January during the days leading up to the Feast of Theophany, involved a fatal physical assault on the victim.
During the trial, the prosecutor sought a conviction for homicide, which was ultimately granted by the court. The sentencing includes a maximum term of confinement in a facility for juvenile offenders, reflecting the serious nature of the crime. Although the accused maintained his innocence, claiming that Angelos's death resulted from an unspecified subsequent event, the court found sufficient evidence to rule against him. This case has drawn significant attention within the local community due to its tragic circumstances.
28 June
The 16-year-old received the maximum penalty for killing 17-year-old Angelos in Serres.
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