Police detain three for removing catalysers from cars
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Georgian police have detained three individuals for robbery, stating that the detainees used to hire cars and remove catalysers from them.
The Georgian Interior Ministry says that the detainees then sold the catalysers.
The detainees face four to seven years in prison.
One individual has been detained and three others identified for robbing the Redberry jewelry shop on Pekini Street, in central Tbilisi on February 7.
A large scale operation with the involvement of Georgian police was conducted on April 4 in Barcelona, Spain which resulted in the arrest of 25 Georgian citizens.
The seven detainees who are the citizens of Bangladesh, India and Yemen, have illegally crossed the Armenian-Georgian state border, avoiding the border control procedures.
The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs has detained five Georgian citizens in cooperation with Irish and Spanish police for storing and producing fake IDs in Dublin and Barcelona on December 9, Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs reports.
One individual has been detained in Tbilisi for drug possession and trafficking.
The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs has destroyed narcotic and psychoactive substances worth 6.5 mln GEL ($2.3 mln/€2.1 mln) which were seized in 765 cases of drug deals, says the Ministry of Internal Affairs.