Georgian police detain Ukrainian citizen wanted by Interpol for car theft
The individual is accused of theft committed under aggravating circumstances, creation/membership of an illegal criminal group and money laundering. Photo: Shot from interior ministry video
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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.
The Georgian interior ministry released a video footage of the detention earlier today:
The investigation is underway into the theft committed under aggravating circumstances, creation/membership of an illegal criminal group and money laundering under the criminal code of Luxembourg.
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