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Thessaloniki: Arrests of Fugitives for Robbery, Arson, and Drug and Weapons Cases

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Police officers from the Thessaloniki Directorates of Direct Action and Crime Prosecution and Investigation proceeded with the arrest of two individuals, against whom convictions for theft, robbery and arson were pending, and for violations of the laws on drugs and weapons. In the context
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As part of checks for the policing of the Prefecture of Thessaloniki, over the last 24 hours, police officers located and arrested four people, as convictions were pending against them.

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Police officers from the Thessaloniki Directorates of Direct Action and Crime Prosecution and Investigation proceeded with the arrest of two individuals, against whom convictions for theft, robbery and arson were pending, and for violations of the laws on drugs and weapons. In the context

Police officers from the Thessaloniki Direct Action and Crime Prosecution and Investigation Directorates proceeded with the arrest of two individuals, against whom convictions for theft, robbery and arson were pending, as well as for violations of drug and weapons laws.

Police officers from the Thessaloniki Police Department's Direct Action and Crime Investigation Directorates proceeded with the arrest of two individuals, against whom convictions for theft, robbery and arson were pending, as well as for violations of the laws on drugs and weapons. In the context of checks for the policing of the Prefecture of Thessaloniki, during the last 24 hours, police officers located and […]

Thessaloniki police arrested four people with pending convictions for thefts, robberies, arson, and drug and weapons violations. Among them was a 20-year-old man who was sentenced to five years in prison.

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Business Daily broke the news on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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