Georgian police detains woman wanted by Interpol
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Georgian law enforcers have detained a citizen of Ukraine wanted by Interpol since August this year.
The detained female aged 34 was being wanted for alleged crimes committed in France.
Charges against her include committing a crime against juveniles, spreading of pornography and a rape.
The person identified as T.Ch was caught in Georgia’s seaside town Batumi.
The detainee now faces pre-extradition procedures.
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 person accused of murdering a Georgian citizen last year near the Administrative Boundary Line separating Georgia and its breakaway region of Abkhazia has been declared wanted by Interpol.
Georgian law enforcers have detained a man wanted by Interpol since January 2017. Identified as E.Ch., the man was charged in Germany for keeping and selling of drugs.
Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs has detained eight Georgian citizens who are members of a criminal group in Paris, France.
Georgia’s border guards have detained seven people for attempting to cross into Turkey illegally. The Interior Ministry did not reveal the identities of the detainees, but said two were Georgians while four from Bangladesh. One detainee is Uzbekistani.
The Georgian Interior Ministry has detained an Azerbaijani citizen who has been wanted by Interpol since 2015 for murder. The individual, born in 1989 and identified only as T.G, was detained in Akhalkalaki, a town in Georgia's southern region of Samtskhe–Javakheti.
The US Department of Justice has praised the 'significant assistance' provided by the Office of the Prosecutor General of Georgia in seeking forfeiture of more than $20 million in assets relating to unlawful use of the US financial system to evade and violate the Iranian sanctions, says the US Department of Justice.
Georgian police have detained a Ukrainian citizen wanted by Luxemburg via Interpol for car theft. The individual, identified only as D.K., born in 1972, is accused of having stolen 17 expensive cars in Luxembourg along with accomplices back in September-December, 2019.