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Suspects charged with stealing PPC converters
Police on Wednesday announced the arrest of two people who allegedly destroyed Public Power Corp. (PPC) power converters to steal copper cables they sold for scrap.
Police on Wednesday announced the arrest of two people who allegedly destroyed Public Power Corp. (PPC) power converters to steal copper cables they sold for scrap.
Police on Wednesday announced the arrest of two people who allegedly destroyed Public Power Corp. (PPC) power converters to steal copper cables they sold for scrap.
The two suspects, a 21-year-old local man and a 39-year-old Albanian national, as well as a third individual, who managed to flee during a police operation in a rural region in Viotia prefecture, south-central Greece, on Tuesday night, allegedly destroyed a total of 15 PPC power converters over the past 20 days.
The damaged devices were used in the operation of Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company (EYDAP SA) irrigation pumping stations serving local farmers.
PPC and EYDAP damages totaled 150,000 euros and 200,000 euros respectively.
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