Theft
Law on state embezzlers to be abolished in penal code overhaul
Justice Minister Mihalis Kalogirou on Friday announced sweeping changes to the Greek penal and criminal procedure codes that will abolish a contentious law on state embezzlers, seek to reclaim damages from perpetrators, boost the role of prosecutors, introduce community service as a sentence and avoid needless trials.
Turkish gaming giant pulls ad over plagiarism complaints
Turkish mobile gaming and technology company Peak Games has pulled its latest ad over complaints of plagiarism.
Turkish court jails Irish man for swallowing diamond ring in botched theft attempt
A Turkish court has sentenced an Irish man to more than 8 years in prison for a botched theft attempt during which he swallowed an expensive diamond.
Bank Employee from Northeastern Bulgaria Arrested for Embezzling over BGN 200,000
A 29-year-old bank employee in the town of Dulovo has been detained for embezzling large amounts of money, said the Silistra Directorate of the Ministry of the Interior.
Police rescue theft suspect stuck between car, wall in Turkey's south
Police officers in the southern Turkish province of Adana have called in rescue teams to save a theft suspect who was stuck between a car and a wall while he was trying to hide from them.
Two Bulgarians Jailed on Charges Related to Armed Robberies in Malta
Bulgarian Breached Suspended Sentence Jailed for Stealing Razor Blade in Malta
A shoplifter has ended up in prison for eight months after stealing a razor blade.
30 year old Evgeniy Petrov from Bulgaria pleaded guilty to stealing the blade from a Qormi supermarket. He also admitted to living a vagrant and idle life and breaching a suspended sentence.
Car stolen in Holland found in gang's possession in Ankara
One of the cars found in the possession of an Ankara-based criminal gang was stolen in the Netherlands, police stated on June 21.
Self-proclaimed billionaire to face slew of felony charges
The detained leader of a fringe ultranationalist movement called Convention of Greeks, Artemis Sorras, will appear before an examining magistrate on Thursday to respond to a series of felony charges, including setting up, being a member of and running a criminal organization, fraud against the State and banks.
Court upholds Italian art dealer's conviction over rare church murals
An Athens appeals court has upheld an 11-year sentence against a Sicilian art and antiquities dealer convicted over the theft four decades ago of four rare murals from an Early Christian rural church in Steni on Evia.