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Greek Police Arrest Taxi Driver for Overcharging and Threatening Israeli Tourists in Athens A taxi driver in Athens was arrested for allegedly overcharging and threatening an Israeli family, demanding 600 euros for a ride from the airport. Police are investigating additional complaints against him.
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What happened 01 A taxi driver in Athens demanded 600 euros from an Israeli family, far above the legal fare of 55 euros. 02 The driver threatened the family and prevented them from leaving the taxi or taking their luggage. 03 The family paid the demanded amount and filed a police complaint immediately after the incident on August 13. 04 Police used digital evidence to identify and arrest the 38-year-old driver on August 25. 05 Authorities are investigating another complaint of the driver demanding 800 euros from a different tourist. 06 The case is ongoing with the Athens prosecutor's office, and the driver is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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