Greek police (ELAS) have clarified that there was no police pursuit involved in the fatal motorcycle accident in Kallithea. They stated that reports of a chase by police forces were inaccurate.

Two foreign nationals suspected of migrant smuggling have been arrested in two separate operations by Greek police in the Evros region, for illegally transporting 14 irregular migrants.

Greek authorities have dismantled a criminal ring responsible for stealing transformers and equipment from wind farms and DEDDIE facilities in Evia and Attica, leading to six arrests.

Amnesty International has released a report, based on over a hundred testimonies, criticizing the harsh tactics of Greek police, specifically their use of stun grenades on demonstrators and journalists. The organization is calling for a ban on such grenades during protests.

Greek police have arrested 13 individuals in Kozani and Agrinio as part of a major operation targeting illegal subsidies from OPEKEPE, the agricultural payments organization. The fraudulent activities resulted in damages exceeding 2.5 million euros.

Official data from the Greek Police reveals that May was a 'black month' for Attica, with ten people losing their lives and 619 injured in road accidents. The figures highlight the heavy toll paid daily on the roads.

The National Cybersecurity Authority in Greece issued a warning about an ongoing campaign of deceptive phishing emails impersonating the Greek Police, threatening arrests for cybercrime.

A police lieutenant serving in the Transfer Directorate was arrested during a random check on Vouliagmenis Avenue for carrying illegal weapons, with authorities investigating potential links to an extortion ring.

Jerasimo Korkuti (31) and Andi Beqiri (27), both from Albania, were arrested by Greek police in Athens following the stabbing of a Pakistani national and a subsequent car chase.

An Albanian suspect shot and wounded a Pakistani shop owner in a mobile phone store in Patisia, Athens, with Greek police subsequently apprehending the perpetrator and his accomplices.

Greek police conducted a large-scale operation in Crete, resulting in 20 arrests and uncovering over three million euros in illegal profits. The operation targeted criminal activities on the island.

Alesio Xhelo, 42, was wounded in the head during a confrontation with Greek police in Piraeus while attempting to evade arrest. Greek media have detailed his extensive criminal history, which reportedly began at age 11.

A couple was arrested by Greek police in Kastoria for a series of telephone scams, having defrauded numerous citizens of 20,000 euros and valuable gold jewelry in a short period.

Police in Greece shot and wounded a man who pulled a gun during a routine check. The man allegedly attempted to fire his weapon, and officers discovered he was also carrying six grenades.

Greek police have dismantled a criminal organization whose members posed as employees of the DEDDIE electricity distribution company or accountants, operating a call center from a house and defrauding victims of over 2 million euros.

The Greek Police (EL.AS.) issued a statement regarding a fatal traffic accident on Attiki Odos involving a motorcyclist and a parked patrol car.

Greek police have identified two men, aged 28 and 35, in Thessaloniki for their alleged involvement in two cases of scamming citizens by falsely claiming 'relatives' financial outstanding issues'.

Greek police have publicly released the identities and photos of a gang that committed scams in Attica by impersonating employees of the Public Power Corporation (DEI).

A new electronic scam targeting mobile phone users has emerged, prompting the Greek Police to issue an official warning about precautions to take.

Greek police have dealt a significant blow to organized criminal networks operating in Attica and Boeotia, dismantling a complex operation where prisoners issued orders for car thefts and drug trafficking.

Greek police have exposed a fraud ring operating in eastern Thessaloniki, which defrauded citizens by impersonating accountants, insurers, and utility employees, with their illicit gains exceeding 150,000 euros.

The Hellenic Police have issued a new warning to citizens about recent online fraud incidents where perpetrators send deceptive messages appearing as fake summons and fines.

A 45-year-old foreign national, who had been sentenced to life imprisonment for the rape of a minor, was arrested by Greek police in a targeted operation in the Agios Panteleimonas area.

A prisoner has escaped from the Agios Panteleimon Police Department in Athens, Greece. Greek police are currently conducting searches to locate the individual.

Greek authorities have dismantled a criminal organization whose members impersonated employees of the Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator (DEDDIE) to commit fraud and robberies, accumulating over 3.4 million euros.

Greek police have arrested four individuals, two of whom are Albanian, suspected in the murder of mobster Jorgos Moskouris, known as 'Thamnakia,' which occurred in April 2025 in Halandri, following a months-long investigation.

Greek police have conducted a major operation in West Attica, arresting seven individuals suspected of being part of a gang that impersonated DEDDIE employees to commit fraud.

With increased traffic police checkpoints, a Greek police officer reveals the logic behind which vehicles are selected for roadside checks, emphasizing road safety as a priority.

A criminal network involved in drug and weapons trafficking across Attica, Thessaloniki, and Crete has been dismantled by Greek authorities, leading to eight arrests.

Greek police conducted a special operation in Acharnes settlements on Tuesday morning, resulting in the arrest of five individuals and the seizure of a significant arsenal of weapons.

Greek police have dismantled a criminal organization responsible for burglaries in luxury homes in the southern suburbs of Attica, with their loot exceeding 300,000 euros.

A perpetrator shot at several people, who were injured, at a social services office and a courthouse.

Greek police have arrested four valets in Voula on charges of illegally occupying public spaces to park customer vehicles during an operation by special teams.

The Hellenic Police (ELAS) announced the resolution of the murder of a 27-year-old man in Asyrmatos Park in Agios Dimitrios, Attica, with a 20-year-old accused of intentional homicide and three others for harboring a criminal.

Authorities in North Macedonia arrested two Romanians for defrauding a woman of over 300,000 denars, while Greek police in Katerini apprehended three individuals for swindling an elderly woman out of nearly 55,000 euros using an 'accountant trick'.

A senior Greek police officer made a heartbreaking social media post mourning his 27-year-old son, who was found dead in a park in Agios Dimitrios.

Greek police conducted an operation to demolish wooden structures on Gavdos island, leading to strong public reactions and calls for a protest rally in Syntagma Square.

Greek police are investigating an unusual and complex case involving the false recognition of paternity for a newborn in Thessaloniki, with the mother arrested.

Police authorities dismantled a drug trafficking operation after intercepting a suspicious postal package from abroad, leading to the arrest of a 45-year-old in Kos and a minor in Athens.

According to her lawyer, a 36-year-old policewoman feels vindicated after the Athens Mixed Jury Court's decision to acquit her. The court unanimously found a former parliamentary police officer guilty of a series of serious felonies.

Greek police are closely examining the role of a 23-year-old trans friend of a 19-year-old woman who died in Argostoli, Kefalonia, with details emerging about romantic encounters and messages.

A BBC investigation claims that Greek police are employing migrants to push back other migrants attempting to cross the border. This practice raises significant human rights concerns regarding border management.

Greek police are reportedly using masked migrants, recruited as mercenaries since at least 2020, to forcibly push other migrants back across the border, according to a BBC investigation.

A 54-year-old police officer from Argos Mykines is being sought after being accused of insubordination, insult, and other offenses, including throwing firecrackers and threatening colleagues.

Greek police conducted a nationwide operation called 'Spark-Down' to prevent the illegal manufacture, distribution, sale, and use of fireworks ahead of Easter, resulting in 3,660 inspections and 23 arrests.

A question has been submitted to the Minister of Citizen Protection regarding the police's failure to address illegal activities in the Monemvasia castle town, as local authorities reportedly ignore written complaints.

Greek authorities in Athens have dismantled a large-scale raw cannabis trafficking ring. The operation stemmed from the surveillance of a Turkish fugitive, wanted by Interpol for an unrelated case.

Greek authorities have busted a Bulgaria-based criminal syndicate that extorted over €600,000 from elderly residents across northern Greece. The scammers used a 'fake tears, real theft' tactic, fabricating horrific family emergencies to defraud their victims.

A criminal group specializing in aggravated thefts from electronics stores across Greece has been dismantled by the Northeast Attica Crime Prosecution and Investigation Sub-directorate.

The Hellenic Police has received two new, state-of-the-art hybrid patrol vehicles, generously donated by a businessman, to enhance operational capabilities and policing effectiveness in the region.

Greek police have initiated legal proceedings against a national for illegally raising goats, chickens, and ducks on the rooftop of a building in Ampelokipi, Athens.

Greek Police are on heightened operational readiness for the upcoming trial of the Tempi train crash in Larissa, implementing extensive security measures to protect trial participants and ensure smooth proceedings.

Greek police conducted operations in brothels across Attica, leading to 12 arrests as part of efforts to identify victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.

A Greek police officer endured a two-year ordeal after an accountant sent him 41,000 emails attempting to start a relationship; upon his rejection, she defamed him by accusing him of rape.

Greek police are conducting a major operation in Attica to dismantle a criminal ring involved in multi-million euro fraud against the EFKA social security fund and extensive tax evasion, with famous models, a reality TV star, and a TikToker reportedly involved.

An operation by the Greek Directorate for Combating Organized Crime is underway in Attica, targeting a fake company ring, with arrests including TikTokers, former reality TV participants, and models.

Greek police officers explain that touching a vehicle when stopping it at a checkpoint is not random, but a deliberate procedure for safety and tactical reasons.

A police operation in Nea Peramos, Greece, targeted illegal electricity connections, leading to DEDDIE employees removing 800 meters of cables used for power theft.

Greek police have apprehended three individuals suspected of operating an illegal family business involved in steroids.

This article explains the specific markings and numerical indications found on the roofs of police patrol cars in Greece, detailing their operational role and significance.

Greek police have detained a 36-year-old Egyptian man suspected of attempted rape and six cases of sexual assault, also arrested for disobedience, violence against officials, and lacking legal residency documents.

Greek police have arrested a man after he was found in possession of more than 56 kilograms of cannabis.

A 41-year-old Turkish national, wanted by Turkish authorities on a red notice for migrant trafficking and other offenses, was arrested in Thessaloniki by Greek police.

Greek police have arrested a Polish citizen on the island of Crete, who is accused of spying on a US military base, according to the ANA news agency.

The Cybercrime Division has filed a regular procedure case against a 34-year-old Greek national for online defamation against Adonis Georgiadis.

Theoni Koufonikolakou, spokesperson for the Hellenic Police (ELAS), announced her decision to take legal action against a troll operating under the pseudonym "Pen Dalaoura" following an online attack against her.

Greek police in Chios have identified and filed charges against a man who abandoned newborn puppies, imposing fines for the act.

A damning report has been released, condemning the dangerous practices of the Greek police, which have allegedly transformed peaceful protests into battlegrounds and frequently involve the perilous use of stun grenades against demonstrators, photojournalists, and journalists.

Greek authorities, in an operation dubbed 'Harvest,' dismantled a criminal organization and arrested 14 individuals in Kozani and Agrinio for a 2.4 million euro fraud against OPEKEPE, which even involved plots of sacred temples.

Greek police are continuing their search for an assailant, dubbed the 'Lycabettus dragon,' who attacked a 22-year-old woman. Authorities are setting traps in the Lycabettus area to locate the suspect.

The Hellenic Police are warning citizens about a new phishing email scam circulating, which illegally uses the names of the Hellenic Police and the National Cyber Security Authority. The scam threatens immediate arrest if recipients do not respond.

Greek police and fire services have initiated an extensive survey of war shelters across Crete to identify locations that could potentially be used as refuges.

Greek police have dismantled a criminal network involved in distributing counterfeit luxury goods, including items from Prada, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton, in tourist areas of Mykonos. The operation led to arrests and the seizure of numerous fake products.

Greek police have uncovered an international criminal organization involved in burglaries of luxury homes in Attica, Greece, as well as in various European and Latin American countries.

Greek police conducted a new operation in Thessaloniki, leading to 16 arrests in connection with illegal agricultural subsidies distributed through the Hellenic Agricultural Payments Organization (OPEKEPE). The investigation focuses on fraudulent claims for agricultural aid.

Greek police have initiated a major new operation in Crete concerning the OPEKEPE scandal, which involves an alleged illegal profit of 3,000,000 euros. The operation has led to 20 arrests as authorities continue their investigation into the fraud.

Greek police are seeking information and witnesses regarding a serious car accident that occurred yesterday in Ioannina, involving Marios Oikonomou.

Greek police have provided further details regarding the injury of 42-year-old Albanian Alesio Xhelo, stating he is involved in drug trafficking, kidnappings, and attempted murder, and faces significant prison time.

An alarm was raised early Saturday morning in Mikrolimano when a Greek Police operation outside a local store resulted in shootings and the injury of a man, who was found to possess two firearms and six hand grenades.

Greek police have uncovered a digital piracy operation targeting subscription service providers in Attica, focusing on users who illegally stream content.

The Greek Police have announced emergency measures to be implemented from May 21 to 25 for the Euroleague Final Four, which will take place at the Telecom Center Athens, aiming to ensure the safety of fans and the event.

Joint inspection teams from Greek police and the Ministry of Development have begun nationwide raids on kiosks and mini-markets to seize cannabis product inventories, as a new law banning retail sales takes immediate effect.

Greek police have implemented an operational security plan for the upcoming EuroLeague Final Four event to be held at the Telekom Center in Athens. The plan aims to ensure safety and manage crowds during the basketball tournament.

Greek police are issuing advice to citizens on how to avoid falling victim to scams by individuals impersonating DEDDIE employees, accountants, and other professionals.

Greek authorities have dismantled a network of two criminal organizations involved in vehicle thefts and drug trafficking across Attica and Boeotia, leading to the arrest of 24 members.

A criminal organization in Komotini, Greece, is accused of defrauding the state of over 450,000 euros through a scheme involving subsidized vouchers for minors, according to police.

Greek police have arrested members of a criminal organization involved in numerous armed bank robberies, including the case in Kato Tithorea, with their total loot exceeding 480,000 euros.

Greek police in Attica have dismantled a criminal organization that defrauded and stole from citizens, primarily the elderly, by posing as employees of an electricity supply company.

Greek police are warning citizens about a new mobile phone scam that has resurfaced, specifically targeting drivers and vehicle owners with deceptive messages.

An elderly woman in Mytilene was defrauded of €280,000 in cash and jewelry by two men and a minor posing as DEDDIE (electricity distribution network operator) employees. Greek police identified three individuals, aged 22, 23, and 15, against whom felony charges were filed.

Greek police have released the identities and photos of seven individuals, described as 'accountants,' who are facing criminal charges for allegedly stealing over one million euros.

Greek police arrested a 20-year-old in Zefyri for vehicle thefts across Attica, while an accomplice remains at large.

A criminal organization involved in drug and weapons trafficking across Attica, Thessaloniki, and Crete was dismantled by the Organized Crime Directorate. Eight arrests were made as part of a coordinated operation.

Christos Mavragannis has taken over as the new president of the Panhellenic Federation of Police Officers (POASY), marking a change in leadership for the organization.

Greek police, including special forces with shields, mobilized at the Court of First Instance after a telephone call reported an armed person, which was later determined to be a false alarm.

Greek police reporter Aria Kalyva has made a public statement that has caused a stir, described as bordering on a direct attack and raising questions about the pursuit of publicity.

Thanasis Katerinopoulos, a retired Greek police brigadier, offered his opinion on the suicide of Eleftheria Giakoumaki's ex-partner, suggesting he took his own life out of fear of prison rather than remorse for her murder.

The 25-year-old son of an active Greek police brigadier general was found fatally stabbed in a suburban Athens park, prompting a major homicide investigation by the Organized Crime Division.

The Hellenic Police (EL.AS.) has responded to a newspaper report titled "Communication with 'interruptions'," which claimed there were coordination problems among police forces in Attica due to issues with the encrypted communication system. EL.AS. stated that operational functions and coordination are proceeding normally.

Greek police are seeking information regarding the circumstances of a serious traffic accident in Ilioupoli, Athens, which occurred on Easter Monday and involved a motorcyclist and potentially a second vehicle.

Greek anti-narcotics officers have dismantled a cocaine trafficking ring in Piraeus, seizing over 27 kilograms of the drug valued at more than €570,000 and arresting three suspects.

Police in Greece have successfully broken up a gang specializing in motorcycle thefts.

The Hellenic Police (ELAS) has announced two calls for applications to recruit 98 fixed-term personnel for various specialties, including positions that do not require a university degree.

Greek police in Attica made 14 arrests following an operational plan implemented on Easter night, targeting the prevention of dangerous phenomena and seizing numerous incendiary devices, marine flares, and firecrackers.

Greek police are warning citizens about a new wave of mobile phone scams specifically targeting drivers and vehicle owners, advising caution against suspicious messages.

Greek police delivered a significant blow to organized crime in Lamia, arresting four members of a criminal organization involved in drug trafficking and illegal arms possession following a major operation.

Greek police conducted a major operation named "Spark-Down" to prevent the illegal manufacturing, trafficking, trade, and use of fireworks ahead of Easter. The operation resulted in the seizure of over 98,000 fireworks nationwide and 23 arrests.

Hellenic Police conducted a dramatic chase leading to three arrests for a drug trafficking ring, seizing over 330 kilograms of raw and processed cannabis.

An administrative investigation and legal proceedings have been initiated against police officers in Greece following a verbal altercation between members of the same unit while on duty near the Acropolis.

Greek authorities have tracked down a criminal group responsible for aggravated thefts from electronics stores across various regions of Greece.

Greek police are deploying increased traffic measures across the country from April 3 to April 19 in anticipation of the Easter holiday period.

Greek police have released the identities of the Vilanakis family members, who are known to authorities for their extensive criminal records and were involved in a 'golden pound' scam in Larissa.

Kostas Karathomas spoke to Newsbeast about the Greek police thriller 'The Secret of the Forest,' highlighting a period of creative and commercial vibrancy in Greek cinema.

Greek police have released details of a 36-year-old Egyptian man, known as the 'Dragon of Piraeus,' who is accused of sexually assaulting at least seven women.

Greek police raided George Tsagkarakis' galleries following an email from a Byzantinist regarding an attempt to sell an ancient Gospel, uncovering complaints since 2024 about a fake art trafficking ring.

A major police operation by the Greek Directorate for Combating Organized Crime is underway in Attica to dismantle a criminal organization that committed multi-million euro frauds, with a well-known TikToker and catering entrepreneur among those arrested.

The Hellenic Police announced the arrest of well-known gallery owner Giorgos Tsagkarakis and an employee, who are accused, among other things, of possessing and offering for sale fake artworks, ancient monuments, and icons. 321 artworks, 4 ancient icons, a Gospel, and amphorae were confiscated.

The Greek Police are implementing an extensive action plan with increased road network checks across the country in anticipation of the March 25th national anniversary.

Greek police have arrested two foreign nationals, aged 50 and 57, in connection with the attempted murder of a 57-year-old in Patisia in November 2025.

Police on the Greek island of Crete dismantled a major international criminal network suspected of smuggling hundreds of Pakistani nationals into Greece using a sophisticated work-visa fraud scheme, leading to the arrest of 21 individuals.

A 49-year-old Macedonian citizen was arrested by Greek police for driving at 220 km/h on the Thessaloniki-Evzoni highway, double the legal speed limit. The individual was stopped on the road leading to the border crossing with North Macedonia.

Greek Public Order Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis stated that investigators are on the verge of identifying and arresting suspects behind the fatal stabbing of a 20-year-old man in Thessaloniki.

The Hellenic Police are advising car owners on measures to minimize the chances of vehicle theft, following a recent increase in car thefts in the region of Western Macedonia.

Greek police conducted operations in Roma settlements in Paiania and Spata on March 4th and 11th, resulting in 16 arrests for electricity theft and the dismantling of 230 meters of cables.

The Hellenic Police have issued a warning about a new SMS scam circulating, which falsely claims citizens have unpaid traffic fines. The messages include a link to a fake website designed to mimic official police portals.

The article discusses Amalia's messages concerning political developments and the relationship with EL.AS. (Greek Police), including how candidacies will be determined by temporary EL.AS. bodies.

A 55-year-old man in Kalamaria, Thessaloniki, was fined €270,300 by the Greek Police for animal abuse after being found to have abandoned nine newborn kittens.

The Hellenic Police (ELAS) has denied allegations of indifference regarding their handling of a domestic violence case in Agioi Anargyroi. ELAS issued a statement refuting claims of negligence in the incident.

A new report by Amnesty International criticizes Greek police for the routine use of 'unlawful force' during demonstrations combined with a high level of impunity, which has a 'chilling effect on the right to protest'.

Greek police forces have removed campers from Lavrakas beach, which had been converted into an informal free camping area, with some individuals living there even during winter. The crackdown involved checks, arrests, and fines up to 3,000 euros.

The Hellenic Police (ELAS) has denied receiving any complaint of domestic violence from the 39-year-old victim in the Kalamata femicide case. Police assert that no such report was filed.

Amid increased police checks, a Greek police officer has revealed a seemingly simple question that drivers should be cautious about answering during traffic stops.

Greek police have arrested five individuals and dismantled a criminal organization involved in the illegal import and distribution of large quantities of freon refrigerant from Albania into Greece.

Greek police have dismantled a criminal organization responsible for stealing DEDDIE transformers in Karditsa, leading to at least 20 arrests in an ongoing operation.

The Hellenic Police will implement increased traffic measures for the upcoming Pentecost holiday weekend, from Friday, May 29, to Monday, June 1, 2026.

Greek police in Thrace have arrested two individuals and confiscated 25 'ghost' pistols, dealing a significant blow to Turkish mafia operations in the region.

Greek police are focusing on mapping the contacts and movements of the notorious criminal known as 'Titi' following a serious armed clash with officers in Mikrolimano during the early morning hours.

Greek police are investigating a 42-year-old criminal known as 'Titi' following a bloody shooting incident in Mikrolimano, with authorities examining his extensive criminal record dating back to 1995, including over 70 robberies and 73 years of imprisonment.

Greek police conducted a raid on Korydallos Prison, discovering and seizing mobile phones in inmates' cells as part of an investigation into illegal items within the facility.

Two asylum seekers have recounted their 100-day ordeal, claiming they were forced to assist Greek border guards in pushing refugees and migrants back across the Evros river into Turkey in exchange for their own free passage.

A major operation by the Hellenic Police in Thessaloniki led to the dismantling of a criminal organization suspected of involvement in thefts, burglaries, and robberies. Five individuals were arrested, and weapons were confiscated during the ongoing operation.

The replacement of old Greek police ID cards with new ones is progressing, as the deadline approaches for when the 'blue' cards will no longer be valid as travel documents within the EU, in accordance with EU Regulation 2019/1157.

Greek authorities have dismantled a gang in Vorizia that allegedly terrorized the local community for five years, using extortion, beatings, and arson to steal from OPEKEPE.

Three police officers, in their testimonies, have attributed blame to a 19-year-old, claiming 'consensual contact' in an incident, likely referring to a controversial case.

Greek police used chemical agents to prevent protesting farmers from blocking the Kulata-Promachonas border crossing. The farmers are demonstrating against the perceived collapse of the primary agricultural sector.

The Hellenic Police are warning the public about deceptive SMS messages and links falsely appearing as notifications from state services regarding alleged traffic violations and immediate fine payments.

Greek police are investigating the tragic incident in Ilioupoli where two 17-year-olds fell from a building rooftop, resulting in one fatality and the other in critical condition.

Greek police have characterized the swift arrest of suspects in the Kato Tithorea robbery as a major success, confirming that there is no evidence linking the incident to terrorism.

Greek authorities have conducted more than 60,000 police checks and made 109 arrests since October 2025 as part of efforts to contain the spread of sheep and goat pox, which continues to affect the country's livestock industry.

Greek police conducted a major operation on the island of Samos, resulting in seven arrests related to drug cases, primarily focused on the Karlóvasi area.

Greek police have arrested two young men in Thessaloniki for operating a digital drug trafficking network that used social media, QR codes, and cryptocurrency payments.

The Hellenic Police has introduced a new "smart" patrol car, specially equipped to collaborate with drones and scan hundreds of license plates. This advanced vehicle is conducting extensive overnight checks, demonstrating the police's commitment to citizen safety around the clock.

Greek police have identified a 37-year-old motorcyclist who was seen in social media videos driving a high-powered motorcycle at excessive speeds of 240 km/h and performing dangerous maneuvers on the Old Elefsina-Thiva National Road. The identification was made through video evidence.

The Hellenic Police conducted an operation targeting Turkish gangs operating in Greece, successfully apprehending three members.

Greek police conducted a major operation at the Korydallos Prison's Special Mental Health Center for Detainees, seizing mobile phones and drugs. The raid involved officers from the Organized Crime Directorate.

Greek police have arrested an 89-year-old man who fell into the hands of law enforcement after four people were injured in two shooting incidents in Athens.

The Hellenic Police are stepping up road safety measures from April 30 to May 3 to ensure the safe movement of citizens and prevent traffic accidents during the May Day celebrations.

Greek police arrested two minors, aged 16 and 17, in Alimos as part of an investigation into a series of armed robberies targeting stores in the southern suburbs of Athens.

A 20-year-old suspect has confessed to the murder of the 27-year-old son of a Greek police brigadier, expressing remorse after the murder weapon was found.

The Greek Police headquarters announced a competition for the recruitment of 380 special guards on Thursday.

Greek police have arrested three foreign nationals, two women and one man from Romania, in Santorini. They are accused of traveling to the island specifically to pickpocket tourists.

Greek police successfully dismantled a criminal organization responsible for stealing transformers from the Public Power Corporation (DEDDIE), arresting two members aged 40 and 30 in the act.

Procedures are underway for a Greek police officer, acquitted of child rape charges against her children, to re-establish communication with them. The case had garnered significant public attention.

Greek police in Thessaloniki have arrested a 20-year-old mother and a 48-year-old man in connection with a peculiar case involving a baby and the alleged alteration of family status.

Greek police have arrested three members of a gang that was stealing motorcycles, disassembling them, and selling their parts as spares.

Greek traffic police arrested three drivers for engaging in illegal 'drift' maneuvers on Lycabettus Hill during a special evening operation aimed at preventing impromptu races.

Reports indicate that Greek police have been recruiting mercenaries since at least 2020 to use masked migrants for forcibly pushing other migrants back across the border, constituting illegal 'pushbacks'.

Greek police intervened in the Neo Kosmos district of Athens to prevent a traditional Easter custom involving molotov cocktails and firecrackers, conducting checks and detentions.

Greek police conducted checks in Western Greece, specifically in Messolonghi and Pyrgos, leading to the discovery of more than five kilograms of explosive materials and 523 firecrackers. Two individuals were arrested in connection with the seizures.

Greek police in Lamia arrested four members of a criminal organization systematically involved in the supply, possession, storage, and sale of narcotics and weapons.

Police in Acharnes, Greece, seized a large quantity of illegal fireworks, including more than 22,000 firecrackers and 300 fireworks, from a commercial establishment.

The Chania Sub-Directorate for Crime Suppression and Investigation uncovered a criminal organization that perpetrated phone and computer scams across various regions of Greece, identifying 28 members.

New evidence has been submitted to the Greek police regarding the fall of a 27-year-old Ukrainian woman from a 4th-floor balcony in Marousi, Athens, who is currently in sedation due to severe pain.

The Hellenic Police (ELAS) released a video message to raise awareness against bullying and school intimidation, emphasizing that 'it's not a joke, strength lies in breaking the silence.'

Three police officers in Kilkis, Greece, received multi-year prison sentences for their involvement in illegal excavations, fraudulent passport visas, and tobacco smuggling schemes.

Greek police have released photos of Roma individuals from Larissa, known for having a helipad, who are accused of involvement in a gold coin fraud scheme.

Modern policing demands more than just street presence, with Greek police officers undergoing rigorous training that includes high-speed pursuits and handling 400-horsepower vehicles to meet the demands of a constantly evolving environment.

Greek police have solved a 'golden' robbery that occurred in Kolonaki in early February 2026, where over 200,000 euros were stolen from an elderly woman's home, leading to the arrest of a suspect after a coordinated operation.

Greek police have publicly released the details of an Egyptian man arrested for attempted rape and serial sexual assault against seven women.

Greek police have arrested 22 individuals in connection with a large-scale fraud case involving an estimated €33 million.

Greek authorities have dismantled a criminal organization that used shell companies to create fake insurance policies, defrauding the EFKA social security fund of 20 million euros, with models, tiktokers, and reality show participants reportedly involved.

Greek police have announced the arrest of a prominent gallery owner and an employee, confiscating 321 fake artworks, ancient artifacts, a Gospel, and a weapon as part of an investigation into the possession and sale of counterfeit items.

The Greek Police are implementing increased traffic control measures across the country on March 24th and 25th, 2026, in anticipation of the March 25th national holiday celebrations, aiming to ensure safe travel.

The service for submitting applications for private citizens to enter the Greek Police Officer and Constable Schools, using the Panhellenic Examination system, is now available through gov.gr for the upcoming competition.

Greek police have dismantled a criminal network that allegedly exploited foreign workers in Crete, with estimated illegal profits reaching five million euros.

Greek police launched an operation in Heraklion, Crete, to dismantle a network exploiting foreign nationals, resulting in 20 arrests. The large-scale operation is ongoing across multiple regions including Heraklion, Lasithi, Athens, and Thiva.

A 22-year-old driver was arrested by Greek police in Thessaloniki for driving at an excessive speed of 179 km/h.

New information has emerged regarding the fatal attack on a 20-year-old in Kalamaria, Thessaloniki, with one of the scenarios being investigated by ELAS (Greek Police) pointing to motives related to football hooliganism, as the victim was a fan of a major team.

Zacharoula Tsirigoti, the first woman to reach the rank of Lieutenant General in the Greek Police, reflects on her 37-year career and emphasizes that empathetic leadership makes a difference for both citizens and officers.