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  • Aug 23

    Greek police arrest businessman after helicopter makes unauthorized landing on Spetses beach

    A private helicopter from Keratea touched down at Zogeria beach on Spetses on Saturday, prompting the arrest of a Greek passenger after police discovered narcotics.

  • Aug 22

    Pilot arrested in Greece after landing helicopter on crowded Spetses beach

    Greek authorities arrested a helicopter pilot on Saturday afternoon after the aircraft touched down directly on Zogeria beach on Spetses, scattering sand over swimmers and prompting an investigation by Piraeus prosecutors.

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