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Geeks in Greece.(tourists plane spotting suspect)(Brief Article)
Since the terror attacks, even a hobby can get you arrested. In early November, 12 Britons and two Dutch tourists found that out while vacationing in Greece. They were "plane-spotting," which entails hanging out at airports and identifying airplanes. Even though the practice is legal (if a little odd), the group was arrested and accused of espionage. The tourists had adhered to official bans on photography, but their notebooks contained too much ...
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