Overview
- Greek police arrested the 89-year-old suspected shooter in the city of Patras after a hours-long manhunt.
- He was found at a hotel near the bus station, according to public broadcaster ERT.
- The attacks hit a national social security office and the Athens court of appeal, where three court staff were shot in the legs.
- A fourth person was wounded at the social security office, and all four victims were reported out of danger by ERT.
- Greek media reported that he left letters at the court about not receiving a pension and that he had been hospitalized in a psychiatric facility in 2018.