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Criminal incidents and unrest in Patras

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In Patras, police responded to multiple criminal incidents on a Saturday. Following a burglary in the Aktaio area where a safe was stolen, a pursuit occurred on the Patras-Athens National Road. The suspects abandoned their vehicle near the Elaiona tolls after a traffic accident, though no arrests were immediately made. New details regarding the Aktaio incident reveal that four suspects, posing as tax officials, allegedly defrauded a resident by convincing them to place money and jewelry outside their home before demanding a safe. Following the activation of a home alarm, a high-speed chase ensued. While the stolen safe was recovered inside the abandoned vehicle, one police officer was injured during the attempt to apprehend the criminals and is currently recovering at home. The Association of Police Employees of Achaia issued a statement regarding the incident, highlighting the “deadly risks” faced by officers. The Association criticized the state for failing to provide adequate institutional protection and legislative recognition of the dangers inherent in the police profession. Separately, a confrontation on Minos Street broke out between neighbors and a group celebrating, involving protests against loud music and alcohol. The clash resulted in several injuries requiring hospital transport. Police and OPKE units intervened, leading to five detentions and three arrests, while authorities continue to search for a central figure in the conflict.

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