Following disturbances at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), significant findings were made by police, including Molotov cocktails, sticks, and small quantities of cannabis. The incidents occurred during an unauthorized party on campus, resulting in one police officer sustaining injuries to the face and neck, while law enforcement made over 300 detentions related to the event. However, the police reported that those detained were released without charges after cooperating for fingerprinting.

The situation escalated during a chaotic night at AUTH, highlighting ongoing tensions and issues surrounding student parties on campus. The university’s management had not granted permission for the party, raising concerns about safety and legality in university events. This incident adds to a series of similar disturbances that have occurred in Greek universities, reflecting a broader struggle with maintaining order and public safety in such academic environments.

The police's proactive measures and the significant amounts of contraband materials found indicate a serious breach of law and order on university property. This incident not only emphasizes the challenges faced by law enforcement in managing public events but also calls into question the university’s policies regarding student conduct and safety protocols during gatherings, especially those that occur without appropriate oversight.