Czech police searching for Georgian citizen suspected of brutal attack in downtown Prague
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Czech police are searching for a 27-year-old Georgian citizen Bachuki Jalaghonia, who is suspected of a brutal attack on a 29-year-old man in the center of Prague and seriously injuring him.
The victim has been brought to hospital with life-threatening injuries.
The [police] have found out that the possible attacker is 27-year-old Bachuki Jalagonia from Georgia who is wanted and who has already been convicted of a similar violent crime in the past," said police spokeswoman Eva Kropáčová, writes Novinky.cz.
The attack took place in October this year.
Jalaghonia faces up to 12 years in prison if found guilty.
A man has been detained for forcing his nine- and 12-year-old children to beg in the street or sell small items in various districts of Tbilisi since 2019 till November 2020.
Police have recorded 1,244 coronavirus-related violations in the past 24 hours throughout the country.
Out of the 1,244 individuals, 67 were fined for violating self-isolation and quarantine, while 1,177 were fined for violating face mask regulations.
Georgian police have detained a Ukrainian citizen wanted by Luxemburg via Interpol for car theft. The individual, identified only as D.K., born in 1972, is accused of having stolen 17 expensive cars in Luxembourg along with accomplices back in September-December, 2019.
A Bank of Georgia branch in Digomi, Tbilisi was robbed earlier today.
Georgian police have detained a Russian citizen wanted under a red notice by Interpol. The Russian citizen, identified only as A.L., is accused of human trafficking, financial extortion, and engaging a minor in prostitution.
Police have detained two individuals in Tbilisi earlier today who had plans to break in and rob a Spar supermarket on Chitaia street in Chugureti district.