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Thessaloniki pensioner defrauded of gold sovereigns and jewellery by fake HEDNO employee
The woman reported that a total of 23 gold British pounds, two gold watches, pendants, rings, and other gold jewelry were taken from her as part of the scam
How Greek electricity theft ring caused more than €9m in losses through tampered meters
To date, police has identified 606 cases of electricity meter-tampering and the areas where the perpetrators acted
Copper theft ring dismantled in Karditsa and Larissa – Profits exceeded €890,000
A major criminal ring stealing copper from transformers in rural areas of Karditsa and Larissa has been dismantled by officers of the Thessaly Regional Police Directorate, with the assistance of the Northern Greece Organized Crime Sub-Directorate. During a presentation held today in Larissa, authorities revealed that the ring had been active from 2024 until just […]
Four theft cases were solved in Rhodes, with the perpetrators identified as two minors aged 12 and 14
At the same time, the prescribed legal procedure has been initiated for prosecution and referral to justice against their parents as well
The Greek “Butterfly” speaks to ProtoThema: Where the 125 million drachmas from the Kalambaka heist went
All the background of the robbery at the National Bank of Greece with the Paleokosta brothers, the "tough" prisoners, the most difficult and the easiest escapes, as described by the Greek "Butterfly" Costas Samaras in the new episode of "THEMA Uncut"
At least 600 objects of “significant cultural value” stolen from a Bristol museum
Authorities are looking for four suspects
The biggest museum robberies…before the Louvre – Which masterpieces are still missing (photos)
Louvre, Dresden, Rotterdam, Boston, Palermo: Hits with surgical precision and cinematic imagination - Rembrandt, Vermeer, Picasso, Degas, Caravaggio, Matisse, and 4,300 diamonds stolen and yet to be found
France: Louvre break-in threatens ‘fundamental mission’ of museums, say heads of 57 museums around the world
“With this theft, all museums are under attack in their most fundamental mission: to share humanity’s common heritage with the greatest possible number of people,” write the directors of 57 major international museums
