Greek police have arrested a 38-year-old woman identified as an accomplice to the previously arrested 33-year-old suspect in the murder of a 92-year-old man that took place in Exarchia in August 2014. This arrest was made following the issuance of a warrant by the appropriate investigative authority, who charged her with premeditated murder and robbery.

The police operation was carried out by the Life and Personal Freedom Crimes Division of the Organized Crime Unit, indicating the serious nature of the charges and the historical aspect of the crime, which has remained unresolved for several years. The 38-year-old woman's arrest is likely to shed more light on the investigation, which had seen limited progress since the original incident.

The case raises questions about crime and safety in Exarchia, an area known for its historical significance and socio-political activism, but also for incidents of violence and crime. The development may prompt discussions regarding the justice system's efficiency in handling longstanding criminal cases in densely populated urban environments.