Five police officers have been found guilty of torture in the Vasilis Mangos case. The verdict arrived six years after Mangos was brutally beaten and died. The outcome was met with a sense of vindication, summed up in the words that justice had finally been done after six years of waiting. Such rulings are close to unheard of, given that convictions of uniformed officers for torture are almost non-existent, which makes the moment a rare one.