89-Year-Old Opens Fire at EFKA Office and Athens Courthouse
89-year-old shoots at Athens EFKA, court; several wounded.
An elderly gunman, reportedly aged 89, opened fire at two separate locations in the Greek capital, Athens, on Tuesday, leaving several people wounded, according to local reports. The incident triggered a swift security response and heightened police activity across the affected areas.
Authorities said the suspect carried out the attacks at two distinct sites within the city, though the exact motive behind the shootings has not yet been established. Emergency services were deployed immediately, and the injured were transported to nearby hospitals for treatment.
Police officials confirmed that multiple victims sustained injuries, but did not immediately release detailed information on their condition. The scenes were cordoned off as forensic teams began collecting evidence and reconstructing the sequence of events.
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Law enforcement agencies have launched an investigation to determine how the suspect obtained the weapon and what may have led to the violent outburst. Officials are also examining whether the two shooting locations were targeted deliberately or connected in any way.
The incident has raised concerns about public safety in the Greek capital, particularly due to the unusual profile of the suspect, whose advanced age has drawn attention from both investigators and the public. Security patrols in central Athens were reportedly increased following the shootings.Further details are expected as the investigation continues, with authorities working to establish a clear timeline and motive behind the attacks.
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