Crime & Safety · Greece
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In Thessaloniki, Greece, authorities have dismantled a criminal organization linked to football fan violence and drug trafficking, resulting in a total of 20 arrests. The Greek Police (ΕΛ.ΑΣ.) reported that among those apprehended were 19 individuals believed to be part of an organized group involved in various violent acts, attacks at stadiums, and the distribution of narcotics. A significant aspect of the group’s operations included orchestrating assaults and thefts motivated by fan rivalry.
Additionally, law enforcement officials indicated that the case against the organization comprises a broader list of 51 individuals, suggesting ongoing investigations into the group’s network and activities. A key suspect believed to be the leader of this organization is reportedly currently outside the country, and efforts are underway to locate and apprehend him. Authorities have shared video evidence documenting the criminal activities of these fans, further elucidating their involvement in organized violence and drug-related offenses.
1 July
A documentary video revealed criminal activities of Super 3 fans, confirming the 20 arrests.
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