The Greek Police are trying to track down anarchist Kostas Sakkas. The Greek authorities have lost his trails since last Monday when he failed to report to the local police station in Kaminia. Sakkas is facing charges of being a member of the urban guerilla terrorist group “Conspiracy of the Cells of Fire.”
The 30-year-old anarchist was kept under custody until January when he was set free on a bail of 5,000 euros. He was also obliged to report to the closest police station in his region every Monday and to stop fraternizing with any known member of the terrorist group or anyone who is suspected of being involved in it.
Last Thursday, Sakkas was rearrested by Greek counterterrorism officers after his fingerprints were confirmed as a match for those on the remains of a bomb found near a group’s safe house in Chalandri, Athens, first raided by the police in September 2009.
Greek police are trying to locate Sakkas since Monday when he failed to report in.
Kostas Sakkas has denied any connection with the terrorist group “Conspiracy of the Cells of Fire,” however, he has admitted that he is on “friendly terms” with some of its members.
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