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Real-life Robin Hoods taking Greece by storm
Greek anarchists stormed a supermarket last Thursday and handed out food for free in the latest of a wave of raids provoked by soaring consumer prices.
About 20 unarmed people, mostly wearing black hoods, carried out the midday robbery in the northern city of Thesaaloniki, Reuters reported. Local media have labelled the raiders “Robin Hoods” following previous raids.
They take only packets of pasta, rice and cartons of milk which they drop in the middle of the street for people to collect, a police official said. “They have never stolen money or hurt anyone. They ask people to remain calm but use ambush tactics, jumping over cash desks,” he said. “When they attack without hoods, people are surprised to see that they are mostly women.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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