Safety · Nafpaktos, Keratsini, and Antirrio

Three robbers steal jewelry worth about 60,000 euros in Nafpaktos, two men arrested in Keratsini

Police arrested two suspected men in Keratsini, Attica, after an early-morning raid on a jewelry store in central Nafpaktos on Tuesday, 10 November 2026. Two more people were reportedly being identified as the investigation widened.

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Nafpaktos, Keratsini, Antirrio · Greece

The burglary

Three hooded robbers broke into a jewelry store in central Nafpaktos in the early hours of Tuesday, 10 November 2026, shortly before 04:00 according to a report citing nafpaktianews.gr. They reached the shop in a car reported stolen from Patras, cut through the steel security shutter of the display window with a cutter, and then smashed the glass with a manhole cover, SKAI reported. According to ERT, the robbery took only about three minutes. Media reports put the value of the jewelry and other goods at about 60,000 euros, an amount that had not been officially confirmed.

The getaway car

After taking the goods, the robbers fled and set fire to the vehicle a few kilometres outside Nafpaktos, in a field at Antirrio, in an apparent attempt to erase traces. The car had been taken in Patras, according to Nafpaktia News. Investigators are working to locate the three perpetrators, whom video footage cited by ERT showed entering the premises.

Arrests and open leads

Police arrested two men suspected of involvement in Keratsini, Attica, in an organised operation, NewsIT reported. Before the arrests, investigators had initially focused on areas outside Western Greece, tempo24 reported. The latest reports said police were close to identifying two more people, and that more individuals could be involved. Official announcements from the Greek police were expected in the following hours to clarify details of the raid and the progress of the investigation.

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