Greek Prosecutor Shot
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ATHENS — A Greek public prosecutor was shot and seriously wounded Tuesday as he walked to his car, police said. They said that Costas Androulidakis, 52, was hit in the legs and arm by assailants who pulled up in front of his house in the Zografou district of Athens. There were no claims of responsibility.
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