Crete: Man steals 1.1 tons of tomatoes
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The Greek police in Chania proceeded to arrest a 25-year-old man on the charge of theft.
The detainee, according to a statement from ELAS, removed 1,100kg of tomatoes worth 1,500 euros from a greenhouse in Kissamos.
The theft was reported to authorities by the 60-year-old owner of the greenhouse who immediately identified the perpetrator, who was transporting with his private truck the amount of tomato he had stolen.
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