Georgia extradites a man to US charged for sexual abuse of child
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Georgia’s Chief Prosecutor’s Office has extradited a man wanted by American law enforcers since 2012 through the cooperation with the US Embassy in Georgia.
A man identified as B.M., holding the citizenship of Uzbekistan and Israel, was detained in Georgia in December 2016.
He was wanted for thesexual abuse of a child in New York.
The detainee was extradited to the US on September 8, where he will face an American court of law.
Georgia’s law enforcers have detained a man wanted by Interpol since 2016.
Georgia’s law enforcers have detained a man who has been searched by Interpol since 2006.
A person sought by intergovernmental police organisation Interpol has been arrested by Georgian police and is undergoing preliminary procedures for extradition to Turkey, where they are wanted for charges of murder.
Georgian police have arrested a person wanted internationally by Interpol. The detainee, a Turkish citizen born in 1963, was issued an international arrest warrant for his crimes committed in Belgium.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia has drafted a bill which provides civil restrictions and tougher punishment for those convicted of sexual crimes against minors.
Georgia and the United States are in talks for signing a bilateral extradition treaty in a bid to "bring criminals to justice more effectively and efficiently", the Prosecutor General’s Office of Georgia said on Friday.
Police officers of the Main Division for Combating Organised Crime of the Georgian Interior Ministry have arrested a United States citizen wanted for harassment and assault and sought through an Interpol Red Notice, the Georgian Interior Ministry said on Friday.
The Prosecutor General’s Office of Georgia on Friday said an individual wanted by Italy under the Interpol Red Circular for participation in an organised crime group Ndrangheta had been extradited to Italy from Tbilisi.