
An Albanian emigrant has been arrested in Greece, after he is suspected of helping the escape of the perpetrator who brutally beat a Greek businessman in Mykonos about three weeks ago.
According to zougkla.gr, the 32-year-old of Albanian origin is a person known to the Greek authorities.
He has denied the accusations to the police, while the Greek media report that the investigation found and seized the car with which the 31-year-old perpetrator left after raping the businessman.
The Greek businessman, in his testimony said that the perpetrators were wearing black gloves and a black jacket.
He said the blows were strong and that the perpetrator intended to kill him.
"Mykonos risks becoming Colombia"
Former Mykonos Mayor Christos Veronis told SKAI that the island of winds has a bright side, but also a "dark" side, with the mafia and the underworld trying to turn the flag of Greek Tourism in Colombia.
Gang networks in Mykonos appear to have spiraled out of control with robberies and beatings of citizens at noon.
"Mykonos has changed today. It is not allowed on a small tourist island to come here during the summer innocent people and the underworld. "I am sorry to say, but it is not fair that the state is not doing anything to prevent Mykonos from returning to Colombia," said Veronis.