Crime & Safety · Greece
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6 July
The taxi driver's threat to underage passengers sparked outrage, with a video of the incident circulating.
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A taxi driver in Greece has come under scrutiny after he allegedly threatened four 17-year-olds who refused to pay a significantly inflated fare. The incident occurred as the teenagers were being transported from the Kifissos bus station to the port of Piraeus. Initially, the driver requested €40 for the ride, which is approximately double the standard fare of €17. Due to heavy traffic, he later increased his demand to €80.
Video footage from the incident surfaced, showing the driver making threatening remarks towards the teenagers, including a warning that he would physically assault them if they did not comply with his demands. The situation has prompted outrage, with a mother of one of the teens describing the taxi driver's behavior as unacceptable. Following the incident, multiple news outlets reported on the matter, highlighting the shocking nature of the threats made against the young passengers.
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