Over the weekend, 63 defendants in the December murder case of police officer Giorgos Lyggeridis in Rentis testified during their interrogation, while on Friday, those charged with drug offenses also provided statements, leading to three of them being incarcerated.
A total of 12 individuals were sentenced to pre-trial detention for their involvement in the criminal organization. Among them, based on the case file, are individuals who hold leading roles within the structure of the organized fans of Olympiakos. They are also attributed moral complicity in the murder of the policeman.
The remaining individuals were released with restrictive conditions, including mandatory appearances at a police station and bans on attending matches and participating in sports associations.
The thousand-page file provides comprehensive details on the criminal activities of a total of 167 defendants, with anticipation of additional arrests in the coming days.
Judicial authorities are reviewing the thousands of pages of case files detailing criminal activities involving 167 defendants. Arrest warrants will likely be issued in the coming days.
Among the leaders of the organized group is an individual with a history of involvement in violent attacks against immigrants.
The file outlines 14 incidents of fan violence, revealing instances where fans were recruited, at times even offered complimentary tickets, to perform various “services,” spanning from providing protection to severing ties or conducting stabbings against opposing fans.
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