Patru polițiști greci vor fi judecați pentru că nu au împiedicat uciderea unei femei în fața secției. Cum au răspuns cererii de ajutor a victimei

Four Greek police officers are facing trial for failing to prevent the murder of a woman outside a police station in Athens. The incident occurred on April 1, 2024, when a 28-year-old woman was fatally stabbed by her ex-partner after seeking help at the station. This case has sparked significant public outrage in Greece, particularly as the victim had reported feeling threatened. The officers are charged with 'mortal exposure by omission,' which carries a potential sentence of at least 10 years. One officer's dismissive response to the victim's request for assistance has drawn particular criticism. The prosecutor's office stated that the officers had a legal obligation to act to prevent the woman's death, which they failed to do. The victim's ex-partner was sentenced to life imprisonment for premeditated murder last year, with an appeal hearing scheduled for September 24.