Shortly after 10 am, the transfers of those arrested by the General Police Directorate of Attica to the courts of the former Evelpidon School began, where the arraignment process of the 105 arrested for the incidents in Nea Filadelfia and the murder of 29-year-old Michalis is expected to begin at approximately 12 noon, which is set to be completed on Sunday, August 13. The transfer process of the first 30 arrested will begin at 10 am. At the same time, a new video - document from the descent of the Croatian hooligans and the deadly attack they launched is coming to light.

The first defendants in the bloody incidents outside the AEK stadium in Nea Filadelfia will cross the threshold of the Investigators, held accountable for serious offenses. The apology process will continue tomorrow, Saturday, and will conclude on Sunday.

Three investigators, one regular and two assistants, will conduct the main investigation into the case of the bloody incidents and the murder of the 29-year-old AEK fan. The main investigation was assigned to the 25th Regular Investigator.

Today, the first three groups of defendants who will be brought before the three Investigating Officers appointed for the case are to give their statements. Approximately 30 of the defendants are expected to appear before the judicial officers in groups of 10 to 12 people per Investigating Officer.

The crimes they face are:

Intentional homicide, a non-personalized charge as evidence from eLAS forensic laboratories is pending, participation In a criminal organization, explosion and possession of explosives.

The misdemeanors:

Disturbance of public peace
Committed and attempted dangerous bodily harm
Damage to other people's property
Violence before the sporting event (based on the sports law)
Illegal carrying of weapons
Weapon use
Possession of flares

Five suspects in the murder of the 29-year-old

Meanwhile, laboratory research continues on the murder tools and the genetic material taken from the 105 hooligan prisoners, while DNA of the perpetrator or perpetrators has already been identified on the victim's nails.

A Croatian, an Albanian and three Greeks are the main suspects for the fatal wound to the hand of 29-year-old Michalis.

The Albanian and the Croat, upon their arrest, had folding knives with blood on them and were immediately separated from the rest of the arrested as suspects in the murder.

The two Greeks are organized fans of a Greek team and have a heavy criminal record.

The first is 27 years old and known to the police, as he has been arrested 4 times:

15/3/2018: arrested along with 10-15 other people for an attack with crowbars in a store in Petralona
20/2/2019: robbed at knifepoint while passing through Ilion
7/4/2019: arrested with a knife in Petroupoli
6/11/2021: a case was filed against him for arson, explosion, dangerous bodily harm, damage to another's property and robbery. He was arrested and remanded in custody, but was released on restrictive conditions.

In March 2022, his name appeared again in a criminal case for a female-led organization that organized raids, thefts, and attacks on clubs. However, he was released pending trial, which was postponed a few months ago.

His shop is located behind the Panathinaikos stadium on Alexandras Avenue. At 12 noon, it was targeted by about ten people riding unmarked motorbikes. After breaking windows, they fled. The police believe it was retaliation by organized fans of another team.

The second main suspect is also Greek, 27 years old and was arrested in February 2022 for participating in episodes of sports violence.

The third Greek main suspect is Being sought. however, he has been identified through posts on social media in which he declared his presence and participation in the fight.

The die-hard dynamo fans, Nationalists and dangerous, came to greece With heavy weapons: penknives, knives, boards with nails, iron pipes, knives with splinters.

According to information, the weapons were not detected during border checks, which leads the police to believe that they were supplied by Greek hard-core fans.

Investigations into the inaction of the Authorities

At the same time, internal investigations are in full swing at the Hellenic Police and so far it seems that in addition to the responsibilities that have been attributed to Police officers for how the Croats arrived from Kakavia to Elefsina, responsibilities may also be attributed to those involved in the movement they made undisturbed from Elefsina to the AEK stadium. The information that comes to light reveals operational inertia.