Illegal firearms, ammunition seized in western Georgia [VIDEO]
The crime is punishable by three to six years in prison: Photo: Shot from Georgian Interior Ministry's video
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Police detained three Georgian citizens for the illegal purchase and possession of firearms and ammunition in the western Georgian region of Samegrelo.
The Georgian Interior Ministry has released a video of detention:
The individual, identified as E.S., born in 1966, was found in illegal possession of various firearms and 121 bullets.
The individual, identified as O.A., born in 1962, was found in illegal possession of a Kalashnikov AK-47 assault rifle, two cartridges and 30 bullets.
The individual, identified as N.D., born in 1955, was found inn possession of a Kalashnikov AKS assault rifle, a cartridge and five bullets.
The crime is punishable by three to six years in prison.
The individual, identified only as A.D., born in 1989, was found in illegal possession of a hunting rifle, a Kalashnikov AKM assault rifle and 30 cartridges.
Police have detained two Georgian citizens for the purchase and possession of a large quantity of drugs in the country’s Black Sea region of Adjara. The crime is punishable by eight to 20 years in prison or life imprisonment.
Between September 2018 and April 2019 853 prohibited items have been seized from pupils in different schools of Georgia, the Georgian Ministry of Education told the IPN news agency.
Georgia’s Minister of Environment Protection Gigla Agulahsvili stated today that two hand grenades and a firearm magazine with 30 cartridges were found in a car owned by Tbilisi National Park chairperson Levan Kapanadze.
Police have detained three Georgian citizens for the illegal purchase and possession of firearms and ammunition in the western Georgian region of Imereti.
The Georgian police have detained a Georgian citizen for the illegal possession of firearms in the eastern Georgian region of Kvemo Kartli. Meanwhile, two individuals have been detained for domestic violence in the Black Sea region of Adjara and Samtskhe-Javakheti.