Police arrested two foreigners on Thursday over an improvised explosive device attack outside a nightclub in Athens last October that caused minor injuries and material damage, authorities said. The explosion took place on October 7 outside the Jacky O nightclub in the Ilisia area.
Authorities arrested the two suspects, aged 41 and 32, during a coordinated operation in Keratsini, Western Piraeus. They added that an arrest warrant had been pending against one of the suspects for violating residence restrictions, robbery and weapons offenses.
Read more…
Source: EKathimerini News
Sign up for the Counter-IED Report Newsletters
The latest news and insights delivered right to your inbox
Related:
- ‘Anti-tank missiles and explosives’ missing from Greek naval facility
September 10, 2019
“Military material” has gone missing from a naval facility on the Greek island of Leros, according to the country’s navy. According to local media, anti-tank missiles, ammunition and grenades were taken. There were no signs of forced entry into the area where the equipment was being kept – reportedly prompting investigators to believe it was an inside ...
- Bomb explosion rips through Athens TV station
December 17, 2018
A bomb explosion ripped through the offices of Greek television station Skai TV in Athens in the early hours of Monday morning. No injuries were reported, however, the force of the blast caused “extensive damage” to the station, Skai TV reported. Two other broadcast stations, Zougla.gr and ANT1, said they received anonymous phone calls at 1.45 a.m. local time, warning that a ...
- Explosion outside Athens court shatters windows, no injuries
December 22, 2017
A makeshift bomb exploded outside a Greek court in Athens early on Friday shattering windows and damaging the facade of the building, police officials said. Shots were also fired at a person guarding the Athens Appeal Court building, Justice Minister Stavros Kontonis told state TV. The Justice Ministry suspended the court’s operation for one day. There ...