New details have been revealed from the escape of four Albanians and one Pakistani from the detention of the Chania police station in Greece.

Sources suggest that the Albanians were able to saw the prison railings and then forced down the wall.

The identity of the fugitives is not yet known, but it is learned in advance that they are highly dangerous, convicted of serious criminal offenses. One of them is sentenced to three life sentences for 3 murders.

Meanwhile, other persons are detained for theft, murder, drug trafficking and other serious crimes.

However, they arrived in Chania on Saturday morning to be transferred to Chania Prison. While waiting for the transfer to the rural prison, 5 Albanians were able to finalize their escape on Monday morning.

Convicts transferred to rural prisons such as Agia, are persons who have served 8 years in prison in the case of life imprisonment, "Isovia", or those who have served 1/5, for sentences over 10 years.

Also, they need to have received at least 1 leave from prison and returned, as well as to have behaved well.