A 35-year-old Greek man was apprehended by police at the Trajan tolls in Fthiotida while driving a vehicle that had been reported as stolen. The car was also found to have forged license plates. The arrest was part of a daily operation by the Special Operations Police (OPKE) to conduct targeted checks in the region. The incident occurred as the man was driving towards Thessaloniki when he was pulled over for inspection.

Authorities indicated that the arrest highlights ongoing efforts to combat vehicle theft and document fraud in Greece. The police have been increasing their vigilance, particularly at toll points where stolen vehicles might be more likely to travel. This proactive approach aims to deter criminal activity and enhance road safety.

Charges have been filed against the individual, and the investigation continues as law enforcement seeks to understand the broader implications of this incident regarding organized crime in the area. The police action showcases not just a single arrest but also a commitment to maintaining law and order on the roads as part of a larger strategy to reduce vehicle-related crimes.