Under draconian security measures, the Greek terrorist Nikos Maziotis who was arrested earlier this week in central Athens, was transferred to prison hospital.
Nikos Maziotis, head of Revolutionary Struggle guerrilla group, spent the last few days in Evaggelismos hospital after a serious arm injury during the gunfire exchange with the police, requested to be moved to a prison hospital.
His wish was granted and under heavy custody he was transferred to Korydallos prison, in south-western Athens, Greece.
Greek Police on Saturday released the identity of the 35-year-old accomplice of Nikos Maziotis along with photographs of Maziotis and four other unknown individuals alleged to be Maziotis‘ accomplices in a number of armed robberies.
Police announce that citizens who have any information on Maziotis can call the Counter Terrorism Squad at the phone numbers 1014 and 10414.
Police said that Maziotis‘ collaborator is Giorgos Petrakakos, born in 1979 in the Athens suburb of Aghia Paraskevi.
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