Taxi driver threatened four 17-year-olds over double fare demand

5 sourcesFirst reported 16 days agoUpdated 15 days ago

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A taxi driver threatened four 17-year-olds after they refused to pay double the fare for their trip.
The fare initially requested was 40 euros, which the driver later increased to 80 euros due to traffic conditions.
The incident took place while the teenagers were being driven from Kifissos bus station to the port of Piraeus.
Footage of the encounter has been circulated in the media, sparking public outrage.
A mother of one of the teenagers described the driver's behavior as unacceptable in an interview.

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