Police authorities in Heraklion, Crete, arrested a 15-year-old boy on Saturday night after discovering he was driving a car without a valid driver's license. The arrest occurred in the municipality of Archanes – Asterousia, where local authorities were alerted to the situation. This incident raises concerns about underage driving and the associated risks, especially when combined with firearm possession.

During the arrest, police found a blank-firing gun in the glove compartment of the vehicle, which they subsequently seized. The possession of such a weapon by a minor complicates the situation further, highlighting issues of access to firearms among young individuals. This incident not only puts the boy's safety at risk but also impacts public safety within the community, prompting discussions about law enforcement and preventive measures for youth.

Authorities also arrested the boy’s 42-year-old father for neglecting to supervise his son, pointing to a broader concern regarding parental responsibility in preventing underage behaviors that could lead to dangerous situations. This case underscores the importance of responsible parenting and community vigilance to safeguard children and teenagers against their involvement in activities that are illegal or unsafe.