Athens Octogenarian Shooter Acted in ‘Protest and Despair,’ Lawyer Says
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An elderly man in Athens carried out a shooting, with his lawyer stating the act was driven by feelings of protest and despair. This incident raises concerns about social and mental health issues among older populations in Greece. The event has prompted discussions on public safety and support systems for vulnerable citizens.
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- •The shooter is an octogenarian, indicating he is in his eighties.
- •The shooting took place in Athens, Greece.
- •The lawyer described the motive as stemming from protest and despair.
- •The incident occurred on or before April 29, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Greek authorities increase mental health and social support for elderly citizens then similar acts of violence driven by despair among older adults may decrease, improving public safety.
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