Georgian citizen charged with human trafficking found dead in Greece
The Georgian Foreign Ministry stated that an autopsy is underway to reveal the cause behind the man’s death. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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A Georgian citizen arrested for human trafficking has been found dead at a temporary detention centre in Alexandroupolis, Greece, on May 28.
The local media reports the Georgian citizen has committed suicide. His trial was scheduled to begin in the coming days.
The Georgian Foreign Ministry stated that an autopsy is underway to reveal the cause behind the man’s death.
The Georgian Consulate in Greece has been in touch with family members of the 64-year-old deceased Georgian citizen.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia has been informed that a Georgian citizen has died of a heart attack at a deportation centre in the Italian province of Gorizia.
The Greek police have detained a group of nine Georgian citizens, including one woman, for the creation of ‘criminal groups’ and house robberies in Athens.
One Georgian citizen has died in Athens while robbing a flat, the Georgian Foreign Ministry has confirmed.
The Georgian Interior Ministry and Greek police have detained 17 members of a criminal group as the result of a joint investigation today in Athens.
The Greek police have detained a 36-year-old Georgian citizen for transporting 13 Afghan illegal migrants without driver’s license. Local media report that the Afghan migrants did not have the necessary documents to stay in Greece legally.
Law enforcers have found a Chinese citizen dead in a rented apartment in Tbilisi earlier today. Rustavi 2 reports that the deceased young man was an employer of the Embassy of China to Georgia and was living in the rented house with other Chinese citizens.
The Greek police have detained two Georgian citizens for house robberies and selling stolen items in Rethymno, a city in Greece.
A father and son have been arrested for human trafficking in Ninotsminda, a town in the southern Georgia region of Samtskhe-Javakheti which borders Armenia.
A Georgian man sought by Greek police for robbery as well as possible murder in the country was arrested on Sunday, with information about a wider group led by the 36-year-old emerging in Greek media.
A 36-year-old Georgian detained in Greece in mid-May on suspicion of the murder of a young woman, turned out to be innocent, Greek media has reported today.
The Greek media and public have come out in support of 36-year-old Georgian Giorgi Khardzeishvili who was detained in Greece almost two months ago on suspicion of the murder of a young woman and who later turned out to be innocent.