Turkish nationals engage in shootout in Glyfada store - Two killed
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
 
Shots were fired today (09/12) inside a store in Glyfada, resulting in two fatalities. According to initial reports, there is also one injured person, who has been transferred to the Asclepiio Hospital in Voula.
The Hellenic Police (ELAS) have rushed to the location and are conducting an investigation into the serious incident. However, from the initial findings, it appears that this is not a robbery but rather a case of settling scores.
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