Kallithea: Drunk patron shoots bar employee with an UZI

A drunk man opened fire with an UZI-type weapon against a woman on Sunday morning outside a bar in Kallithea. New details are coming to light regarding the bloody incident that occurred on Sunday morning (May 10) at a health-regulated establishment (i.e., a bar) at 344 Thiseos Avenue in Kallithea.

As a reminder, one woman was injured in the incident. According to reports, a drunk patron got into an altercation with a bar employee whom he had been harassing. During the fight, he shot her in the neck with an UZI-type automatic weapon, causing a through-and-through wound.

Immediately afterward, he went outside and, according to information, also fired shots at the establishment.

Hellenic Police forces rushed to the scene and arrested the perpetrator, while they located the attack weapon hidden under the driver’s seat of his private vehicle.

The victim went to the hospital by her own means.

A team from the Security Division is currently at the scene taking statements from eyewitnesses and patrons of the establishment.