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Incidents, barricades and barricades occurred on Friday night by Roma in many parts of Greece.
Specifically, yesterday there were minor tensions in Attica, Peloponnese, Volos, Agrinio and Lamia.
It is recalled that Roma have been upset from the day an 18-year-old Roma was shot and killed by a 64-year-old man in Messina.
According to the report, the young man had invaded a house along with two other companions, for which the 64-year-old had just fatally shot him with a pistol.
Episodes near the Agia Sofia settlement
Unknown persons caused particular incidents late on Friday afternoon near the Agia Sofia settlement, where the Roma live.
According to information from GRTimes, unknown persons called the firefighters for an alleged fire that broke out near the settlement, however, when two fire trucks, accompanied by a patrol, went to the specific place, they were attacked with stones and other objects, resulting in damage to the three vehicles. 
The stones were aimed not only at the vehicles, but also at the firefighters on board.
Shots were fired in the Vlychos Megaron camp and three policemen were injured and taken to hospital, but their lives are not in danger.
Episodes in Katerini and Aspropyrgos
According to the same information, similar events occurred in the area of Katerini and Aspropyrgos and are related to the events that occurred in Messina, with the murder of an 18-year-old gypsy by a 63-year-old man in the courtyard of the latter’s house.
Serious incidents occurred in the afternoon on the Patras-Corinth national highway, near Zevgolatio, with angry gypsies demanding justice for the death of the 18-year-old and exemplary punishment for the 63-year-old.
They broke down cars in Lamia
Things got tough around 9pm on Friday night in Lamia because of the assembled gypsies who attacked passing cars at the roundabout in the Lamia Exposition area with stones and iron.
According to the LamiaReport report, two cars were severely attacked, one with stones and the other with iron beams, resulting in broken windows and body damage. In fact, a small child in a car was traveling in a car.
The enraged Roma attacked two other vehicles before disbanding to avoid police intervention. During their escape, they damaged the kiosk in front of the Lamia Court of Appeal.
Tension with the Roma in the Kalampaka delta
Meanwhile, they lit bonfires and closed the crossing in Rome Kalampaka Roma Delta on Friday night.
According to the trikalavoice report, the Roma are protesting the murder of an 18-year-old Roma in Messinia a few days ago.
Patras: all roads in the Peloponnese and Etoloakarnania were opened to traffic
All the roads of the Peloponnese and Etoloakarnania have been opened to traffic, where groups of people had gathered in the afternoon who, according to the Police, were protesting the murder of the 18-year-old that took place last Monday, in the community of Piperitsa in Messinia.
Only the Corinth – Kalamata highway, at the height of the tolls, in Arfara, Messinia, remains blocked, while until the tolls are repaired, traffic will be by ring roads.
In particular, traffic is normally carried out on the Corinth – Patras highway, at the height of Zevgolatio in Corinth, as well as at the points of national and provincial roads, Patras – Pyrgos, Antirrio – Ioannina, Sparta – Gythio, Tripoli – Nea. Argos and Examilion – Corinth, where rallies were held.
In fact, in several cases the intervention of the Fire Brigade was necessary to clean the roads of burned tires and objects, in order to be safely delivered to traffic.
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