Greek police detain 2 Georgian citizens for house robberies, selling stolen items
The law enforcers have seized the stolen items from the houses of the detainees and returned some of them to their owners. Photo: newsIT.gr.
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The Greek police have detained two Georgian citizens for house robberies and selling stolen items in Rethymno, a city in Greece.
Local media report that one of the detainees, a 38-year-old man, had robbed 11 residential houses from May 25 to June 23, 2020.
The offender stole jewelry and other items worth €14,870 (about $16,678) and handed them over to his female accomplice”, the newsIT media reports.
The law enforcers have seized the stolen items from the houses of the detainees and returned some of them to the owners.
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