Hellenic Police

Greek police arrested a third suspect Monday in connection with an explosion in central Athens last week that authorities have blamed on an alleged aspiring domestic extremist group.

The 30-year-old woman surrendered to Greek authorities Monday at Athens International Airport after being located in Switzerland, authorities said.

Fourteen people were injured during last night’s clashes between police and seasonal firefighters, both inside and outside the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection building, following an occupation by some of the seasonal firefighters. According to the police, 12 of the injured were police officers.

Incidents of juvenile delinquency are on the rise, with minors increasingly involved in criminal activities. In Larissa, three students were arrested after extorting a fellow classmate within their school grounds.

New clues in the “thriller” case unfolding in Thessaloniki, involving a 50-year-old woman accused of murdering her husband by sponsoring quantities of mercury, brings to light protothema.gr.

New revelations have surfaced regarding the incident where an Albanian couple was arrested on Socratous Street after a random check by the Hellenic Police, during which a weapon, detonators, and explosives were found in th

The decision by the chief of the Hellenic Police was issued on Monday for the placement of the lieutenant generals and brigadier generals who will staff the new agency that will operate along the lines of the FBI.

A dramatic police chase unfolded in Zefyri, western Attica late Tuesday night following reports of gunfire.

The Hellenic Police (ELAS) stated that around 9 p.m., a patrol unit heard gunshots on Therisou Street and spotted a vehicle speeding away.

In a dramatic turn of events, two Greek nationals connected to the notorious Greek Mafia have been detained in Dubai, raising questions about the reach and ramifications of organized crime across borders.

The last thing that would have excited public opinion, be it in a spontaneous or contrived manner, in early July this past summer, was the announcement from the Council of Europe's Committee for the Prevention of Torture (CPT) on the actions of various institutional tentacles of the Greek state.