The assurance that justice will be served, as provided for by the Republic and our Constitution in the case of Giorgos Lyggeridis, was given by the Minister of Citizen Protection, Michalis Chrysochoidis.
Speaking at a conference organized by the Panhellenic Federation of Police Trade Union Employees (POASY), the minister referred – among other things – to the death of the policeman Giorgos Lyggeridis in Renti.
“This mourning, after the death of Giorgos Lyggeridis, must be turned into an act both for the one who “left” and for those who remain behind. We must review the entire legal regime surrounding the protection of victims of violence and terrorism,” said the Minister of Citizen Protection.
Mr. Chrysochoidis also emphasized that “for those who leave in this unfair way, there is the rendering of justice, as provided by the Republic and our Constitution. George will be with us every day, to remind us how precious human life is and how abhorrent, murderous and destructive violence is for any society.”
Concluding, the responsible minister emphasized: “For those who remain, George’s parents, the parents of every victim, I want to emphasize that they will not be alone. The Greek Police, but also all of Greece, will be by your side, so that every day we can fight, fight and fight not only as a society, but also as a Police, to fight crime”.
