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Pakistani Arrested | Greece
Image: Representational image of a Greek police vehicle by Jebulon via Wikimedia Creative Commons

Pakistani man arrested in Greece's Kalivia after being seen with his pants down

| @indiablooms | Dec 11, 2021, at 12:38 am

Kalivia, Greece/IBNS: Police have arrested a 21-year-old Pakistani national after he was seen standing with his pants down around children in the Greek city of Kalivia.

The man was arrested at 7:30 pm. local time (17:30 GMT/23:00 IST) on Saturday when a 27-year-old woman saw him and informed the police, reports Greek City Times.

She even said that the man was walking around half-naked in a place where small children were playing.

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