Police detain Iranian citizen for drug offences, seize 1,171 pills of Methadone
The crime is punishable by eight to 20 years in prison or life imprisonment. Photo: The Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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Georgian law enforcers have detained an Iranian citizen, identified only as M.D., for the purchase, possession and sale of drugs.
Police found that the Iranian citizen, who resided in Tbilisi, sold drugs on a regular basis.
As a result of a search of the suspect’s truck, 1,171 pills of Methadone hidden in salt bags were seized by police officers.
The crime is punishable by eight to 20 years in prison or life imprisonment.
The Central Criminal Police Department has identified a group of drug dealers selling narcotics online and arrested one Kazakh citizen identified as A.A.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs says six bags of heroin were hidden in their footwear amounting to more than 1 kilogram.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has announced the detention of a Georgian drug dealer who imported especially large amount of drugs from Turkey to Georgia via an emergency car.
Georgian police have detained one Portuguese and two Iranian citizens this week for smuggling drugs into Georgia in especially large quantities.