Bloody brawl in a Greek prison, two Albanians among the accused, new developments in the investigation

New developments have been recorded in Greece in connection with the violent brawl of 29 September at Domokos prison, where seven prisoners were injured, among them an Albanian.

According to the Greek media outlet LamiaNow, the Algerian prisoners involved in the incident have appeared before the judicial authorities in Lamia, under heightened security measures.

Two Albanians, aged 38 and 39, are also involved in this case; they had appeared before the investigator on 1 October.

The incident took place on 29 September on the premises of Domokos prison. According to information published in the Greek media, the brawl began in the penitentiary’s gym and then spread towards the cells.

Seven prisoners were injured in the incident. Among them was an Albanian citizen, while a 29-year-old Algerian suffered serious head injuries and underwent surgery.

The latest development concerns the judicial proceedings against the persons involved in the brawl, while the Greek authorities continue their investigations to determine individual responsibilities.