Fortunately!They hold weapons on the streets of Athens and shook the market

A few days ago, the images of Pakistani youths in the center of Athens were widely spread on social platforms.

In the video, a group of young people looked like a knife and ax, walking on the streets of Athens, and provoked the weapon in front of the mobile phone camera.

According to the "Law and Order" website, police sources are concerned about this phenomenon, because the police have determined that many criminal gangs composed of Pakistani people are active in the center of Athens. These gang members launched an attack on citizens for the purpose of robbery, and at the same time they also participated in smuggling cigarettes and drug trafficking transactions.

This video has been uploaded to the Internet for some time, but it is unclear about the specific identity of the photographer and uploader. However, from the film, we can see the intentions of participants. The unruly Pakistani youth in the video is equipped with the Greek police car stopped by the road, provocative.

Police sources said: "Police in the center of Athens should take practical actions to deal with such phenomena instead of deterring criminals by only the invalid ways to publish declarations."

The issue of public security in Athens has been criticized. Earlier, the mayor of Athens, Buckyonis, met with the Greek citizenship Minister of Sworo, to discuss the city's major safety hazards and countermeasures facing the city. At the meeting, Bacoyanis submitted to the Citizens' Ministry of Protection that he promised to submit a "black map" of the Athens public order that he would submit to the ministry. This map includes 11 areas with the worst crimes and illegal acts in Athens. At the same time, this year, the Athens police have strengthened their inspections on the urban area and carried out special actions for many times. It is expected that the public security environment in the center of Athens is getting better and better. (Cai Ling)

Picture source: GreekCitytimes.gr

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