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Pyrgos: Priest arrested for assaulting and insulting a 45-year-old woman

The woman when she got the chance went to the hospital to receive first aid and denounced the 49-year-old

Newsroom December 2 11:35

A 49-year-old priest was arrested for allegedly punching and verbally abusing a 45-year-old woman with whom he is believed to have been in a relationship. The incident occurred in the early hours of last Saturday in Pyrgos.

According to police sources, the priest, who serves in a church in a large mountainous village in Ilia, is accused of punching and insulting the woman. He also reportedly stole her phone to prevent her from reporting him.

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The two had gone out to a venue in Pyrgos last Saturday, and upon returning home, they had a confrontation during which the 49-year-old assaulted the woman.

After the priest left the house to go to church, the 45-year-old went to the hospital to receive first aid and filed a complaint with the authorities.

The priest was arrested on Sunday after the church service, detained at the Ilia Police Directorate, and is expected to appear before the Prosecutor today.

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