Greek organized crime boss Vangelis Zambounis survived an attempt to kill him in 2018 when a would-be assassin's Kalashnikov jammed. He wasn't so lucky early Sunday morning, when he was killed by a hail of more than 90 bullets from a better-functioning Kalashnikov. The 44-year-old was gunned down outside a gas station he owned in southern Athens, the BBC reports. Two police officers were arrested the next day for leaking video of the killing, which shows two men firing at Zambounis as he got into an armored BMW. After one man fired the assault rifle at the driver's window at close range, a second man opened the door and fired more shots with a handgun.