2 detained for drug offences, 4,200 pills of MDMA, other types of drugs seized
The crime is punishable by eight to 20 years in prison or life imprisonment. Photo: MIA.
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Georgian law enforcers have detained two individuals for the purchase, possession and sale of drugs.
4,200 pills of MDMA and other types of drugs, including hashish, cocaine and marijuana have been confiscated from the apartments of the detainees in Tbilisi.
Police have also seized a large amount of money from the apartments – $7,200, €3,520, 376,200 rubles and 585 lira.
Police found that the detainees, identified only as I.KH., and G.D. owned online drugstores through which they were selling so-called club drugs.
The crime is punishable by eight to 20 years in prison or life imprisonment.
Georgian law enforcers have detained three Ukrainian citizens for the purchase, possession and sale of drugs. 779 pills of Subutex have been confiscated from the apartments of the detainees in Tbilisi.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has been provided with special equipment within the framework of the EU Action Against Drugs and Organised Crime (EU-ACT) project.
Three individuals have been imprisoned for drug trafficking through the internet.
Georgian police officers have detained one individual for drug offences in the west Georgian town of Poti today.
Georgian law enforcers have detained four drug dealers in Ponichala district in Tbilisi and in Gardabani, Georgia’s eastern Kvemo Kartli region.
The Central Criminal Police Department has identified a group of drug dealers selling narcotics online and arrested one Kazakh citizen identified as A.A.
Georgian law enforcers have detained a Russian citizen, identified only as A.A. for the purchase and possession of drugs in large quantities.
Nineteen pharmacies have been found in the Georgian capital Tbilisi by the investigative service of Georgia’s Finance Ministry to be selling psychoactive drugs illegally.
A minor has been detained for illegal purchase and storage of large quantities of drugs, says the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
A bill has been registered in the Georgian parliament to define small and large quantities of several drugs in order to avoid unjust prison sentences.
Georgian law enforcers have detained the heads of five pharmacies in Tbilisi for the illegal sale of psychotropic and other drugs which are under the special control.