From The Wichita Eagle:
Feb. 03, 2009
Gunmen attack Greek police station in Athens
By ELENA BECATOROS
Associated Press Writer
ATHENS, Greece - A suspected left-wing terror group attacked a police station in Athens Tuesday, shooting at the building and throwing a hand grenade, a month after a similar attack seriously wounded a policeman.
Anti-terrorist police were investigating the pre-dawn shooting in the Korydallos district of western Athens, in which three attackers wearing hoods and helmets opened fire on the station, police spokesman Panagiotis Stathis said. They also threw a hand grenade that did not explode. No injuries were reported.
Last month, domestic terrorist group Revolutionary Struggle claimed responsibility for a Jan. 5 shooting that seriously wounded a 21-year-old riot policeman in central Athens. The group is possibly best known for firing a rocket-propelled grenade into the U.S. Embassy in Athens in 2007. Washington offered a $1 million reward for information leading to the capture of Revolutionary Struggle members.
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