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Gang operating in Attica stole over 370,000 euros from jewelry stores.

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A gang based in Ano Korydallos and with an associate in Ano Liosia was arrested for stealing from jewelry stores in Attica.
The gang reportedly targeted locations including Korydallos, Nikaia, and Moschato, accumulating a total theft valued at approximately €370,000.
The operation led to the arrest of nine individuals linked to the criminal organization, and authorities have solved 13 cases of robbery.
The members of the gang employed stolen vehicles and had a coordinated approach, managing to empty some stores in as little as 95 seconds.
The authorities' action was facilitated by the Sub-Directorate of Investigation and Resolution of Crimes in Piraeus.

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A criminal gang operating from Ano Korydallos and with an accomplice in Ano Liosia has been dismantled by the Greek police, the Hellenic Police (EL.AS). The group was involved in a series of thefts targeting jewelry stores across several areas in Attica, including Korydallos, Nikaia, and Moschato. Their criminal activities are estimated to have resulted in losses exceeding €370,000, with authorities confirming the investigation uncovered 13 distinct theft cases.

The gang employed swift and coordinated tactics, reportedly managing to empty a store in as little as one minute and thirty-five seconds during their operations. Using stolen vehicles and disguises, the group would breach security shutters or smash display cases, making away with high-value gold jewelry. Police have arrested nine individuals believed to be linked to the criminal organization, which was identified as having comprised members of Albanian descent and Roma. The successful operation by the police has brought to an end the longstanding threat posed by this organized criminal group.

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