The 2nd regular investigator passes the threshold today for the accused of the first major case to plead, formed by the Athens Prosecutor's Office for fan violence.
They are four Panathinaikos fans who allegedly committed more than 15 attacks against Olympiacos associations and fans[/B] in Athens and Piraeus, between April 2019 and September 2021. They have been prosecuted for 18 offences.
The defendants are being prosecuted, among others, as members of a criminal organization, in which a 27-year-old woman with a criminal past allegedly played a leading role! Today, this woman and the other three co-defendants will apologize for the charges against them and immediately afterwards the investigator and prosecutor will decide on their further criminal treatment.
In total, 16 persons have been prosecuted by the prosecution in this case, four of whom have been arrested and are the ones who are currently being brought before the relevant investigator for pleas.
According to information in the case file, the criminal organization, in the context of its activities, allegedly carried out about 15 attacks on Olympiacos associations, shops and vehicles as well as on fans of the specific team. The victims of these attacks, in some cases have identified the perpetrators while in others they have described them, since in most cases they committed the criminal acts with their faces covered.
The competent prosecuting authorities were able to substantiate the charges and proceed with the issuance of arrest warrants, following the lifting of the telephone privacy of those involved. The dialogues and telephone conversations of the perpetrators allegedly revealed the collusion between them for the blows that followed as well as the dominant - leadership role attributed by the authorities to the 27-year-old woman.
In particular, the perpetrators acted in groups of 15 to 40 people.
In particular, the perpetrators acted in groups of 15 to 40 people. They threw Molotov cocktails and used knives, clubs and iron bars in each of their attacks.
Source: Proto Thema
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