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Three Gangs Committed Dozens of Frauds and Thefts in Argolis, Messinia and Attica - Ten Arrests

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According to the Hellenic Police, the gangs had obtained illegal financial benefits from their criminal activities, exceeding 700,000 euros. The post Three gangs had committed dozens of frauds and thefts in Argolis, Messinia and Attica – Ten arrests appeared first on in.gr.

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According to the Hellenic Police, the gangs had obtained illegal financial benefits from their criminal activities, exceeding 700,000 euros. The post Three gangs had committed dozens of frauds and thefts in Argolis, Messinia and Attica – Ten arrests appeared first on in.gr.

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Ten arrests - They posed as HEDNO employees and accountants to defraud mainly the elderly - 39 cases of fraud and theft were investigated

·Marousi, Greece
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Three organized rings that were defrauding mainly elderly people, pretending to be HEDNO employees or accountants, were dismantled by the Greek Police. From their illegal activity, their members allegedly earned more than 700,000 euros, while the police investigated a total of 39 cases of fraud, theft and attempts. In the context of coordinated operations that took place on the morning of […] The post Three rings that were defrauding elderly peo…

Two criminal organizations and a gang that defrauded mainly elderly people, posing as HEDNO employees or accountants,…

The Nafplio Crime Investigation and Prosecution Sub-Directorate dismantled three gangs that systematically committed fraud, theft and attempted theft, in

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A total of 10 people were arrested, following police operations in Argolida, Messinia and Attica, for fraud.

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anagnostis.org broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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