I was recently in Greece and saw this. it never moved the entire time I was there. perfect paint, looked brand new. was it a police theft operation?

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1. I don’t think we have police theft operations in Greece. I don’t think it is legal.

2. Don’t worry. Our police is more preoccupied with raping women, beating students/protesters and generally abusing all their unnecessary power.

   It’s foolish to even think that they would even care to attempt anything against actual criminal offenses or offenders. More like covering and them up and helping them.

   So that’s a summary of Greek “Police” for you mate 🙂

3. what’s a “police theft operation”?

4. we dont do entrapment in Greece. It is possible that it was broken and left there until they had money and time to get it fixed. Or it was abandoned for various insurance or debt reasons. Or the owner didnt happen to leave during your stay.

5. Well, it’s a new scooter, not and old one. Just retro styled.

6. No, it is an I am an idiot and will park in the middle of the pavement operation

7. Gas prices are high now. It found a new life as an urban decoration.

8. no, it’s to show it off. the owner is a grown up (25+) kagkouras, and derives social status from worked-on vehicles. these shiny vespas were trendy with them a few years ago, not sure what’s up with it in current year.

9. I don’t think our police will be bothered to set up an operation like this. They will probably prefer and enjoy more to hang out at the local cafe or Everest and have a freddo instead

10. Op dont listen too these idiots on the comments that clearly try to be smartasses.I work in the area and i know it belongs to a guy across the road thats all and he parks it there so he can see it from his balcony.But doing so he was fined a couple of times by the municipal police.