Georgian police detains a man wanted by Interpol
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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.
The individual, who was born in 1983, was caught by police when trying to enter Georgia.
Now the detainee faces pre-extradition procedures.
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