An investigation into Greek
fugitive businessman Anastasios Pallis involved in illegally
supplying Golden Dawn with weapons continued on Wednesday, after
police officers confiscated dozens of weapons from his residence
in Voula, southern Athens, late on Tuesday.
The probe, as Kathimerini online reports, was being conducted
after retired British Army officer Edward Pringle-Stacey, who
worked with Pallis, suggested to police that the businessmen had
in his possession some 4,000 weapons, which may have been linked
to Neo-Nazi Golden Dawn. According to the British witness, the
weapons included AK-47 and M-16 assault rifles. On Wednesday the
investigation centered on a sealed container which had not been
claimed and had been registered in the name of an institute
founded by Pallis. According to reports, a second container
registered to the same institute contained a luxury car. On
Tuesday police seized 21 automatic guns from Pallis's house.
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