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A 59-Year-Old Man Wanted for Fraud Involving a Benefit of over 120,000 Euros Was Arrested in Gerakas

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Police officers handcuffed a 59-year-old man of Greek origin, who was facing a 10-year prison sentence, in the Gerakas area this Tuesday (03/11) morning. More...
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A 59-year-old man is in the hands of the Police, who was being prosecuted for fraud and forgery, with the total financial loss exceeding 120,000 euros. A conviction was pending against him […]

According to what was announced by ELAS, the 59-year-old, in 2011 and 2012, committed fraud and four cases of forgery with the total financial benefit exceeding 120,000 euros.

Police officers handcuffed a 59-year-old man of Greek origin, who was facing a 10-year prison sentence, in the Gerakas area this Tuesday (03/11) morning. More...

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A 59-year-old wanted man for fraud and forgery was arrested by police officers of the Pallini Crime Investigation Department in Gerakas. Specifically, a conviction was pending against him with a sentence of 10 years in prison, for the offenses of joint and continuous fraud and continuous forgery, with the financial benefit exceeding the amount of 120,000 […] The article 59-year-old wanted man arrested for fraud in Gerakas – He made over 120,000 …

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A 59-year-old man was arrested early Tuesday morning in the Gerakas area of Attica by police officers from the Pallini/D.D.E.E.A./GADA Crime Investigation and Prosecution Department. He was facing a pending conviction with a sentence of… Gerakas: Handcuffs on a fugitive fraudster - NAFTEMPORIKI

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Naftemporiki broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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