Crime & Safety · Greece
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On July 4, 2026, authorities in Mykonos arrested a 30-year-old foreign national suspected of drug trafficking. The individual was apprehended by the Mykonos Police and allegedly was attempting to flood the island with various narcotics, including cocaine, ketamine, cannabis, and psychedelic mushrooms. Reports indicated that he had been operating a drug distribution network, described by some outlets as a "supermarket" for narcotics.
The suspect was also found to be under a European arrest warrant issued by Italian authorities for illegal drug trafficking activities. In addition to drugs, approximately €8,000 in cash was discovered during the arrest. Authorities are investigating the full extent of his operations and background, with indications that he may have been a fugitive, previously sought in Italy and Germany for similar charges.
The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding drug trafficking in popular tourist destinations like Mykonos, where the combination of high foot traffic and a vibrant nightlife can create lucrative opportunities for narcotics distribution.
6 July
The 31-year-old drug dealer was reportedly distributing drugs door-to-door and was wanted in Italy and Germany.
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