Manolis Sfakianakis

Manolis Sfakianakis (Greek: Μανώλης Σφακιανάκης; born 9 February 1963) is a Greek retired police officer of the Hellenic Police who was served as the Head of the Cyber Crime Division (Greek: Δίωξη Ηλεκτρονικού Εγκλήματος) of the Hellenic Police from 2004 to 2016, attaining the rank of Police Lieutenant General (Retired) in 2017.

Manolis Sfakianakis
Μανώλης Σφακιανάκης
Assistant to the Chief of Staff of the Hellenic Police Headquarters
In office
18 February 2016 (2016-02-18) – (2017-01-21)21 January 2017
Head of the Cyber Crime Division of the Hellenic Police
In office
24 March 2014 (2014-03-24) – (2016-02-18)18 February 2016
Succeeded byGeorge Papaprodromou[1][2][3]
Head of the Cyber Crime Subdivision of the Hellenic Police
In office
21 February 2011 (2011-02-21) – (2014-03-24)24 March 2014
Deputy Head of the Authority of Financial Police and Cyber Crime Subdivision of the Hellenic Police
In office
2 March 2013 (2013-03-02) – (2014-03-24)24 March 2014
Head of the Cyber Crime Unit of the Hellenic Police
In office
3 March 2004 (2004-03-03) – (2011-02-21)21 February 2011
Preceded byPosition established
Personal details
Born (1963-02-09) 9 February 1963
Crete, Greece
NationalityGreek
Children1
ResidenceAthens, Greece
OccupationPolice officer

Early life

Manolis Sfakianakis (or Emmanouil, Manos, Greek: Εμμανουήλ, Μάνος) was born, in Chania, Crete, and was raised in the village of Spilia (Greek: Σπηλιά). He has a sister and a brother.[4] He attended Technical Lyceum of Chania (now the Vocational Lyceum of Chania) with a chosen subject area in electronics, and then enrolled at the private Centre of Liberal Studies Korelko (now IEK Korelko),[5] in Athens in the 2-year program in computer programming, belongs to the post-secondary non-formal education. In 1982 entered into the Enomοtarchon School of the Hellenic Gendarmerie (Greek: Σχολή Ενωμοταρχών Χωροφυλακής; now-defunct),[6] in Rhodes, which was a Non-Commissioned Officers’ Academy, who, after 10-month program, graduated as Sergeant Major (Greek: Ενωμοτάρχης).[7] Subsequently, he attended from 1986 to 1990 the Officers' School of the Hellenic Police Academy[8] in Athens.

Career

Assignments to the positions include,[9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16] the Police Department of the village of Salakos in Rhodes island; Police Department of Ialysos in Rhodes; Police Department of Agios Nikolaos, Chalkidiki; Police Security Department of Syntagma in Athens in 1992 where at first he served as the Deputy Director and then from the following year as Director, succeeding the previous Director who dismissed from it; Financial Crime Unit of the Security Directorate of Attica in 1995; Subsequently he was assigned Head of the Cyber Crime Unit (CCU) in the time of Unit's founding in 2004 hosted in the General Police Directorate of Attica (GADA) and, from then on, he remained to hold that assignment for almost twelve consecutive years.

While in charge of the Unit, he took part in the Unit’s 2011 reform when it was upgraded into a Subdivision renamed Cyber Crime Subdivision and later in the 2014 upgraded into a Division changed its name to the Cyber Crime Division in order to full its operational standards in dealing with the aftermath of the technological advancements and greater internet accessibility which has seen a growth in crimes committed over the internet.[17][18][19][20][21][22][23] Although, since the founding in 2004, it still continues to be colloquially known to as Cyber Crime Unit or Cyber Crime Center. By the time he has promoted to the rank of Brigadier General in a press release of 2 March 2013,[24] he assigned Deputy Head of the Authority of Financial Police and Cyber Crime Subdivision (Υπηρεσία Οικονομικής Αστυνομίας και Δίωξης Ηλεκτρονικού Εγκλήματος - ΥΠ.Ο.Α.Δ.Η.Ε.) where he held concurrently with that of Head of the Cyber Crime Subdivision.[25][26][27]

In a press release issued by the Hellenic Police HQ on 18 February 2016[28][29][30][31][32][33][34] he was assigned Assistant to the Chief of Staff of the Hellenic Police Headquarters where he was responsible to the Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Zacharoula Tsirigoti.[35] In a press release on 21 January 2017 was issued by the Hellenic Police HQ announced that he promoted to the rank of Police Lieutenant General (Retired).[36]

Throughout the years that he has been at the Cyber Crime Unit, the Unit has intervened in a number of suicide attempts.[37][38] Additionally, on 24 October 2011 the Cyber Crime Unit was launched a mobile application, accompanied with its respective website, called CyberKid[39][40] [41][42] funded through private sponsorship by the Wind Hellas providing useful information to children and internet users. The CyberKid application for portable devices (smartphone, tablet) is available without charge to download from the Google Play, App Store and Microsoft Store that users can directly contact the Cyber Crime Division in the event of a cyber case incident. The CyberKid mobile application is an initiative of Hellenic Police Headquarters with Ministry of Public Order and Citizen Protection implemented by the Cyber Crime Division.[43][44]

Awards
  • On 22 December 2015, the Special Award (Greek name: βραβείο άνευ αντιστοίχου προκηρύξεως) of the Class of Ethics and Political Sciences was bestowed on Manolis Sfakianakis[45][46] in recognition of his contribution and social work to Cyber Crime Division, from the Academy of Athens at its annual awards event. The ceremony took place during the formal sitting in the Great Ceremony Hall of the Academy of Athens.
  • On 20 November 2014, the UNICEF Greece 2014 Award[47][48][49] was bestowed both on Cyber Crime Division of the Hellenic Police and in its head Manolis Sfakianakis in recognition of their contribution to promote and protect the rights of children in Greece, from the UNICEF’s Greek National Committee Awards 2014 – 25th celebration to commemorate the Declaration of the Rights of the Child, World Children’s Day. The ceremony took place in the Arcade of Book located in the Arsakeion Mansion in Athens.
  • On 13 February 2006, a Honorary Distinction (τιμητική διάκριση)[50] was bestowed both on Cyber Crime Unit and in its head in recognition of their valuable social work, from the Ministry of National Education and Religious Affairs, with the Minister Marietta Giannakou presenting the award to Manolis Sfakianakis in a ceremony took place at the General Secretariat for Youth[51] in Athens.

Publications

Books:

  • Emmanouil Sfakianakis, The internet code (Ο κώδικας του διαδικτύου),[52] Athens: All About Internet IKE Publications, 2016, ISBN 978-618-82425-0-0

Co-written books together with others (collective work):

  • Emmanouil Sfakianakis, George Floros, Konstantinos Siomos, Psychologist collaborators: Evangelos Makris, Genovefa Christou, Virginia Fyssoun, Addiction to the internet and other high-risk internet behaviour (Εθισμός στο διαδίκτυο και άλλες διαδικτυακές συμπεριφορές υψηλού κινδύνου),[53][54] Athens: A. A. Livanis Publishing Organization, 2012, ISBN 978-960-14-2501-6, ISBN 960-14-2501-2
  • Emmanouil Sfakianakis, Vera Athanasiou, Parents, child, internet (Γονείς, παιδί, διαδίκτυο),[55] Athens: Psichogios Publications, 2017, ISBN 978-618-01-2001-1
  • Emmanouil Sfakianakis, Vera Athanasiou, The Ben and tablet-trap (Ο Μπεν και η ταμπλετοπαγίδα),[56] Athens: Psichogios Publications, 2017, ISBN 978-618-01-1995-4
  • Emmanouil Sfakianakis, Vera Athanasiou, The Ben and magic screen (Ο Μπεν και η μαγική οθόνη),[57] Athens: Psichogios Publications, 2017, ISBN 978-618-01-1997-8
  • Emmanouil Sfakianakis, Vera Athanasiou, The Ben and cyberbullying (Ο Μπεν και το cyberbullying),[58] Athens: Psichogios Publications, 2017, ISBN 978-618-01-1999-2
  • Emmanouil Sfakianakis, Ioannis Makripoulias, The keys of internet (Τα κλειδιά του διαδικτύου),[59] Athens: All About Internet IKE Publications, 2016, ISBN 978-618-82425-1-7

Criticism and controversies

Supreme Civil and Criminal Court of Greece 305/2019 irrevocable decision

The 305/2019 irrevocable decision (Greek: αμετάκλητο βούλευμα) along with its officially documenting release published on its website[60][61][62] on 5 November 2018 issued on 15 February 2019 of Z’ Criminal Department of Supreme Civil and Criminal Court of Greece (Greek: Άρειος Πάγος), Manolis Sfakianakis was sent to trial accused of having infringed the penal law concerning arbitrary abuse of power charged of a felony offense (Greek: κατάχρηση εξουσίας σε βαθμό κακουργήματος) during was Head of the Cyber Crime Unit of Hellenic Police.[63][64][65]

The 305/2019 irrevocable decision on 5 November 2018 taken by judges Aggeliki Aliferopoulou (Αγγελική Αλειφεροπούλου), Vice-President of Supreme Civil and Criminal Court of Greece Dimitrios Georgas (Δημήτριος Γεωργάς) and Grigorios Koutsokostas (Γρηγόριος Κουτσοκώστας), with the presence of Deputy Public Prosecutor of Supreme Civil and Criminal Court of Greece Panagiotis Pagou (Παναγιώτης Πάγου) and Secretary Aikaterinis Anagnostopoulou (Αικατερίνης Αναγνωστοπούλου).

The Supreme Civil and Criminal Court of Greece dismissed the appeal of previous referral order of the Judicial Council of Appeal Court Judges (Greek: Συμβούλιο Εφετών) because the court record of the irrevocable decision along by the findings of the investigation showed that Manolis Sfakianakis was implicated in the case appearing to be known, suggested methods, and told journalist Sokratis Giolias 37-year-old about an investigation to be conducted by the Cyber Crime Unit in the coming days at his residence in order to evade criminal charges and remove away his computer devices and any evidence which will be objectively identify who is administrator of Troktiko online journal. Also according to the court record, Manolis Sfakianakis personally had informed Sokratis Giolas for a contract killing against him, based on phone call he had with him on 16 July 2010. The journalist of Proto Thema newspaper, director of Theme 98.9 FM radio station and Troktiko online journal, Sokratis Giolias, was assassinated on 19 July 2010 by gunmen were waiting in ambush shooting him while was outside of his residence in Athens. On 27 July 2010 in a written statement sent to the Ta Nea newspaper, the terror group "Sect of Revolutionaries" assumed responsibility for the murder. The case remains unsolved with the murderers are still being unknown.

Due to typical bureaucratic reasons and no for substantive, Manolis Sfakianakis wasn’t brought to trial for arbitrary abuse of power offense and obstruction of justice, because this criminal charge has removed from the new Criminal Code of Greece on 11 June 2019 with the laws 4619/2019[66][67][68] and 4620/2019[69][70][71] when the Supreme Civil and Criminal Court of Greece had decided before the voted amendments as part of the new law just on 11 July 2019 before the General Election held on 7 July 2019.

Manolis Sfakianakis himself denies any wrongdoing and argued that he does not have any relation with the murder.[72] Lawyer Christos Mylonopoulos, legal representative of Manolis Sfakianakis, he stated, "The criminal act in which the principal (Manolis Sfakianakis) is accused of committing a crime it can no longer be tried in court and no longer bring criminal charges because this now has been removed from new Criminal Code of Greece".[73]

Transfer to a different term of office (2016–2017)

Under the chairmanship of the Chief of the Hellenic Police Lieutenant General Konstantinos Tsouvalas with the participation of two army Lieutenant Generals, has met the Supreme Council of Assessments of the Hellenic Police Headquarters (Ανώτατο Συμβούλιο Κρίσεων του Αρχηγείου της Ελληνικής Αστυνομίας) considered the (22) Major Generals of the Hellenic Police. The 2016 Annual Assessments for Police Major Generals announced in a press release issued by the Hellenic Police Headquarters on 17 February 2016 by which Manolis Sfakianakis retained to the rank of Major General and he will be assigned Head of the Administrative Support and Human Resources Branch at Hellenic Police’s Headquarters (Προϊστάμενος, Κλάδος Διοικητικής Υποστήριξης και Ανθρωπίνου Δυναμικού/Αρχηγείο της Ελληνικής Αστυνομίας).

Following the announcement, as a complainant has the right to object to such processing, Μ. Sfakianakis filed a complaint for his transfer assignment with the Supreme Council of Assessments referred to in Article 18 (1393, numbered page 11), Paragraph 1, Chapter 3 of the Presidential Decree 100/2003 Government Gazette 94/A/22-4-2003.[74] Where it writes in case of a police officer transfer: "a person to whom an intended transfer order is made (transferee) it must be immediately notified in writing with a proof. Each transferee is entitled, within time-limit of five days (5) from the day following receipt of the notice, to apply (to the competent authority) a request for cancellation or amendment or suspension of the intended transfer order. Once a request has been already submitted, a second request will not be acceptable".

Later the same day following a press release for 2016 Annual Assessments for Brigadier Generals[29][30] issued by the Hellenic Police’s Headquarters on 18 February 2016 on which contained an official announcement stated "it has accepted the action of Manolis Sfakianakis and has been cancelled his assignment at the Administrative Support and Human Resources Branch".

The transfer has attracted intense criticism from a large part of people when was reported in the media with written comments made mostly on Facebook and Twitter.[75][76][77][78][79][80][81][82][83] The Members of Parliament Eleftherios Avgenakis (New Democracy), Odysseas Konstantinopoulos (Democratic Coalition), and Georgios Amyras (To Potami) they had submitted a joint question.[84]

On 18 February 2016 the Hellenic Police Headquarters sent a written announcement (ΣΗΜΑ) to Cyber Crime Division, forwarded to a number of officials, in which the 17 February 2016 assignment for Manolis Sfakianakis is rescinded and it has approved the assignment of him to the term of office of Assistant to the Chief of Staff of the Hellenic Police Headquarters (HQ) where it will also be assigned an oversight of the Cyber Crime Division.[28] The vacant position of the Head of the Cyber Crime Division was filled when Police Colonel George Papaprodromou (Γιώργος Παπαπροδρόμου)[1][2][3] assigned for the post assumed from 27 May 2016 to 2 November 2018.

On the 21 February 2016 Eleftheros Typos newspaper’s article, M. Sfakianakis he commented[85] "If I had not the confidence and support by Prime Minister (Alexis Tsipras), and people’s love, they would have already demobilized me. I am an "army staff" but not a "soldier". I am Police Major General, as they done for other colleagues, they should have been notified me in the event of transfer assignment. If they were to do that, I would accept directly the assignment of the Head of the Administrative Support and Human Resources Branch. Why did they call me now? They told me you will be assigned Assistant to the Chief of Staff, and I accepted it without any protest".[86][87][88][89][90][91]

In relating to the transfer of Manolis Sfakianakis, stating for the then Ministry of the Interior and Administrative Reconstruction, Alternate Minister of Citizen Protection Nikos Toskas has said "Manolis Sfakianakis has already unduly overdone the tolerance of Hellenic Police with his excessive amount of public media appearances on his own behalf took advantage of his post. In an ordered system it should have no room for conceits. Personal capacity assignments do not exist. No-one can occupy a post over many consecutive years, who not even acquire any ownership right by reason of its prolonged stay at the post. Everyone must respect the rules. But there are other young officers with exceptional knowledge who do not seem and do not have access to mass media. It would be right to offer an access to them. I have absolutely no interest in what political party choice someone is, my concern for police force is that the work must be done. This is not about one person while it should be showcased and valued to all the police members. I am not concerned in the fact if he is accepted the post offered to him. This is standard practice, whether someone agree it or not. M. Sfakianakis has the rank of Police Major General and he could not hold the same post during all ranks because that only post he knows. It is a subject as conformed by Greek police force's hierocracy. Some supporters closest to him in the terms of political expediency they pointing out the unworthily person rather than the worthy […]",[33][31][34] revealed Ministry's dissatisfaction with Manolis Sfakianakis’ acts accusing him of obstruction of justice violating the Code of Ethics[92] following he had interfered his remit breached rules. As a result of disciplinary proceedings will be transferred to other position while he maintains his Major General rank.

Nikos Toskas also concluded stating that "there would be no further tolerance in this regard while his self-promotional actions on duty having worsened, the red lines have already been crossed and there conceits cannot be dealt with".[93][94][95][96]

Minister of Interior and Administrative Reconstruction Panagiotis Kouroumblis has stated "I think given to the issue a high emphasis (than what it really is). The assessments it does not detract Mr. Sfakianakis, and because he shall not cease to be an evolving human, to pursue further next year, such a transfer must first be done. The Hellenic Police has its own logic (definite framework of progress by default). If he declines the post offered to him, because he still wants to deal with this objective (cyber crime law enforcement) this is a different matter. Because we have to understand for this particular sector (police force) nobody can be remain permanently in an assignment".[84][97]

The Chief of the Hellenic Police (ELAS) Konstantinos Tsouvalas (term from 16 February 2016 until 5 August 2018) during which he attended the Ceremony of handing over-receiving duties of the Chief of the Hellenic Fire Service[98] took place at the premises of the Hellenic Fire Service Headquarters on 19 February 2016,[99] expressed his will when he answered in a question on the decision of transferring M. Sfakianakis to a different department regarding what is the reason why, asked by the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA), he reasoned "The assignment decision for Manolis Sfakianakis is final. My own basic principle as far as I am concerned, however, is that to motivate the younger and worthy police officers letting them to reach out their full potential of moving forward further offering what they can contribute. According to M. Sfakianakis I judged necessary it should have been given him one stepping level in order to be able to pursue up to the highest-ranking post in the Hellenic Police force (subject to a related term of office is therefore demanded before being considered eligible in terms of advancement potential). It is a human matter for police officers who transfer into other than their current assignment but sometimes they do not agree at a given assignment once it done. In this respect we found a common acceptable solution, the term of office of Assistant to the Chief of Staff of the Hellenic Police Headquarters where it will also be assigned an oversight of the Cyber Crime Division. I am now seeing that it will go well".[100][101]

Nonetheless, a one year later on 21 January 2017, the Supreme Council of Assessments of the Hellenic Police Headquarters at its 2017 Annual Assessments for Major Generals, it decided eventually to discontinue Manolis Sfakianakis from his active duty when it promoted him to the rank of Lieutenant General in the form of retirement.[36]

Photographs on Instagram

Manolis Sfakianakis has repeatedly advised the public "Do not share photographs, or videos, of minor children either using social media or by private messages or posting such material anywhere online because you will put them at high risk. The uploading and its digital footprint that follows is unwarranted, prove embarrassing to the children in later life while you could damage them with negative consequences".[102][103][104][105][106][107][108] Since he joined Instagram, as of 2015 to 2020 onwards, Manolis Sfakianakis has been posted multiple times on his own Instagram public page a variety of photographs[109] showing his minor daughter whose details have been disclosed about her live, in opposition and contrary to his direct warning that parents must not posted photographs of their children under-18s to the internet. At the same time he has refused himself to comply with what he has said before continued to do so. In addition, he has again been uploaded and shared photographs publicly of other minors, subject to the proven consent of their parents or legal guardians according to the relevant applicable laws.[110][111][112][113][114][115][116][117][118]

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