Outrage grows after fatal police shooting of disabled 20-year-old in Greece
Public outrage continues to grow in Greece following the fatal police shooting of a 20-year-old disabled man during a vehicle pursuit, a case that has sparked renewed debate over police use of force.
According to Greek media reports, the young man, identified as Theodoris, was receiving disability benefits and was fatally struck after police officers fired 21 rounds during the pursuit.
The two officers involved have been placed in pre-trial detention pending further judicial proceedings as investigators continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The case has drawn widespread criticism from civil society groups and members of the public, with many questioning whether the use of lethal force was proportionate and calling for full accountability.
