Known Greek terrorist Christodoulos Xeros was arrested shortly after 2 p.m. on Saturday, January 3, 2015 by Greek authorities, in Anavyssos, Attica, Greece. Xeros had escaped custody almost a year ago, after he violated his leave from Korydallos prison. Xeros had been under surveillance by the authorities for several days and was arrested while trying to get into a hideout located in the area, which he had rented under a false name two months ago. When he was arrested he was wearing a blonde wig and was armed with a gun. The hideout area is being investigated by the Anti-terrorist Unit of the Greek police, while the arrested terrorist is being transferred to police headquarters for interrogation. Christodoulos Xeros, convicted member of the terrorist organization November 17, absconded last year, on January 6, after been granted leave to visit his family in Chalkidiki, where his sister resides. Xeros had previously been charged for 33 acts committed as a member of November 17. He was given six life sentences and 25 years in prison for his involvement in six murders, various explosions, robberies and his involvement with the terrorist organization.
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