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Christos Syndrevelis

  • Jun 25

    Teenager stabbed to death in Kallithea street brawl; one suspect arrested, 14 detained

    A 17-year-old died after being stabbed in the chest during a fight involving about ten people on Megaloupoleos street in Kallithea, Athens, late Wednesday night. Police have detained 14 individuals and arrested one suspect, while the motive is suspected to be football fan rivalry.

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