FLASH
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The dynamics of the massacre in Greece are becoming clearer, where so far there are reports of 3 victims and over 15 injured.
The incident took place in Vorizia, Heraklion, Crete, and according to police sources, the shooting lasted for at least an hour. The area resembles a battlefield, vehicles are riddled with bullets (approximately 2,000) and there are visible traces of a fierce exchange of fire.
The Chief of the Greek Police, Lieutenant General Dimitrios Mallios, and the head of the Greek FBI, Major General Fotis Ntuitsis, have gone to the island.
Information indicates that it all started recently, when a family living on the lower side of the village bought a house on the upper side, which angered the other family. This is because there was a clash over the ownership of the land where the house was being built.
On Friday, there was a TNT explosion in the apartment and suspicions were that it was set by the other family. This morning the parties initially met to clarify, but the situation has degraded by taking up arms.
A man from Athens, who happened to be at the scene, described the moments of terror he experienced. He stressed that he had been driving to Zaros for a coffee, passing through the village at the time of the events.
"Suddenly I saw a 4×4 car shooting in all directions. I didn't understand where the bullets were coming from. I just felt like I was in hell," said the witness, describing how his car was hit by multiple shots before he managed to escape unharmed at the last moment.
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