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Police detain 2 for premeditated murder, 5 for kidnapping

Two individuals may face 13 to 17 years in prison, while the other five - seven to ten years in prison. Photo: Shot from Interior Ministry video

Agenda.ge, 22 Aug 2020 - 18:19, Tbilisi,Georgia

Georgian police have detained two individuals for premeditated murder in the Ambrolauri municipality today.

The Georgian Interior Ministry reported that the individuals, identified only as V. S. and I. K. and born in 2001, killed an individual identified as L. A. and born in 1990.

The crime is punishable by 13 to 17 years in prison. Both detainees admit the crime.

Meanwhile, five others were detained in the Black Sea municipality of Kobuleti for unlawful imprisonment and kidnapping of an individual from the Georgian capital of Tbilisi.

The crime is punishable by seven to ten years in prison.

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