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The Albanian fugitive accused of killing Alkis has been arrested

All 11 people accused of the murder are in custody

Newsroom February 10 03:27

A few hours after his lawyer announced in advance that he would surrender, the 20-year-old of Albanian origin accused of being a member of the group of 11 hooligans who cold-bloodedly killed the 19-year-old student Alkis Kampanos, showed up to the police station in Korytsa, Albania.

This development was confirmed by the lawyer of 20-year-old Paraskevas Spyratos, saying that “for about an hour now my client has been to the Korytsa police station and the legal process of his extradition will be followed so that he can come to Greece and be presented to court. The Hellenic police has been informed in order to cooperate with the Albanian judicial authorities, so that he will be expedited to Greece”.

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With the arrest of the 20-year-old, the 11 people who in the early hours of February 1st raided in the area of ​​the area around Charilaou stadium are in the hands of the police, where the 19-year-old student Alkis Kampanos was beaten to death and stabbed with a scythe.

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