Shooting at Greek Shipping Company Leaves Four Dead, Including Gunman

A former employee opened fire at a shipping company in Glyfada, Athens, killing three, including the company's owner, before taking his own life.

The shooter, a 70-year-old Egyptian national and former employee, killed two men and a woman at European Product Carriers.
Police found the gunman dead with a hunting rifle believed to have been used in the attack.
The incident prompted a significant police and counter-terrorism unit response, including a standoff.
Shootings are rare in Greece, which has strict gun ownership laws, making this event particularly shocking.
The company, European Product Carriers, owns an average fleet of 35 vessels, including oil tankers.