A 19-year-old has been judged as remandable in Thessaloniki, Greece, in connection with the violent episode that led to the death of 20-year-old Cleomenes on the night of March 12 in Kalamaria. Following an additional indictment for serious bodily harm related to an alleged attack on the 23-year-old confessed murderer, the 19-year-old provided testimony to the first investigative judge in Thessaloniki handling the case. However, the explanations given regarding his presence at the crime scene and his involvement in the assault against the 23-year-old did not persuade the judge and prosecutor, who collectively decided on his temporary detention. Besides the aforementioned charge, which is a felony, the 19-year-old is also facing misdemeanor charges for gang involvement and possession of items that can cause bodily harm, adding to the legal troubles surrounding this tense case. This incident highlights the increasing concerns over youth violence and gang-related activities in Greece, particularly in urban areas like Thessaloniki, sparking further debate on law enforcement measures and community safety. The case is closely followed by local media, as it underscores the need for a more comprehensive approach to addressing such violent tendencies among youth.