Georgian police detain two foreigners with 1,557 pills of ecstasy [VIDEO]
The detainees have been charged with the possession and sale of drugs. The photo was cropped from the video released by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia.
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Georgian police have detained two foreign nationals for the possession of 1,557 pills of ecstasy.
The police have not released information pertaining to the the countries of origin of the detainees.
The video has been released by the Georgian Interior Ministry.
1,200 pills of the drugs were confiscated from M.B., while A.J. had 297 pills of the same drug in his rented flat,” the ministry reported.
The crime is punishable by eight to 20 years in prison of life sentence.
The Georgian Interior Ministry has charged 77 individuals of smuggling drugs into Georgia in between January and July 2019.
The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs has uncovered an online drug trafficking scheme and detained three drug dealers who are the citizens of Russia, announces the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Georgian police have seized heroin in especially large quantities from a Turkish citizen in Georgia’s western coastal city of Batumi. The individual, who was identified as M.I., 46, has been charged with the possession of drugs.
Police have detained a Georgian citizen for the purchase and possession of 65 pills of Suboxone in the western Georgian region of Samegrelo. The crime is punishable by eight to 20 years in prison or life imprisonment.
The Georgian Interior Ministry has charged 77 individuals of smuggling drugs into Georgia in between January and July 2019. The Ministry reports that three were detained for attempting to smuggle drugs in Georgia several days ago.
A monk has been detained in Georgia’s western Samegrelo region for possession of drugs, the Georgian Public Broadcaster reports.
Georgian police have confiscated 6.5 kilograms of heroin from an individual living in the Georgian village of Vakiri in Signagi municipality, eastern Georgia.
Georgian law enforcers have detained four individuals for online drug trafficking.