The trial of Christos Mastoras, a Greek singer, has been postponed indefinitely by the court due to time limitations. Mastoras is facing serious charges of dangerous driving that could threaten human life, as well as driving under the influence of alcohol. The incident in question occurred in early February 2025 when Mastoras allegedly swerved abruptly to avoid an alcohol test in Athens, endangering a traffic police officer in the process.

During the court hearing, both Mastoras and a police witness were present. The singer expressed his gratitude for those who waited for the trial to commence, despite its postponement. He emphasized his willingness to take responsibility for his actions and expressed his desire for the trial to proceed as he has confidence in the Greek justice system. This situation has garnered significant media attention, particularly due to the singer's high profile in the entertainment industry.

The postponement comes as a disappointment to many, as it leaves questions surrounding the case unresolved. With further proceedings pending, it highlights the judicial process's complexity and the implications of celebrity involvement in legal matters. The eventual outcome of this case could have ramifications not only for Mastoras personally but also for public perceptions of accountability for public figures regarding their behavior on the road.