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Christos Mastoras Arrested for Drunk Driving in Athens, Faces Criminal Charges

Singer Christos Mastoras was arrested in Athens for driving under the influence of alcohol and faces charges of dangerous driving. His blood alcohol level was found to be above the legal limit, leading to his arrest after attempting to flee a traffic checkpoint. The case raises questions about alcohol limits and penalties for driving under the influence, with Greek law stipulating fines, vehicle immobilization, and potential license withdrawal for violators. Mastoras’ trial is set for February 6.

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Chania: 45-Year-Old Driver Temporarily Detained After Fatal Accident

The 45-year-old driver involved in the fatal accident in Chania, which claimed the life of 22-year-old Panagiotis, has been temporarily detained after his court appearance. With a blood alcohol concentration of 1.99 grams per litre—well above the legal limit—the driver faces serious felony charges. During his brief apology, he expressed deep remorse, stating he wished he could have taken the victim’s place. The final decision on his incarceration is yet to be made.

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Outrage as Greek Police Release Drunk Driver Who Later Caused Fatal Crash on Crete

Outrage has erupted after Greek police released a drunk driver, who was later involved in a fatal crash on the island of Crete, killing 22-year-old Panagiotis Karatzis. Despite failing an alcohol test and driving without a license, the driver was not detained but merely fined. The incident has sparked public outcry over police negligence and the need for stronger law enforcement on the island, which is notorious for traffic accidents.

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Stefanos Kasselakis to Stand Trial Over Alleged Financial Misconduct and Foreign Company Ties

Stefanos Kasselakis, former SYRIZA leader and president of the Movement for Democracy party, is set to stand trial in Athens on May 8, facing charges of violating laws related to bribery, asset declarations, and participation in foreign companies. The case stems from allegations regarding his ties to U.S.-based companies and a suspected breach of Greek laws prohibiting political leaders from owning or managing foreign businesses. Kasselakis denies any wrongdoing and has vowed to take legal action against those who he claims distorted his financial declarations.