US State Department Bureau donates modern equipment to Georgian law enforcement
Mamuka Chelidze, the Director of the Criminal Police Department, expressed his gratitude to Sarah Rupert, the Director of the Bureau and Jennifer Sweeder, the Country Attache of the DEA, for their contribution to capacity-building of the Georgian Ministry.
Photo: Press Office of the MIA
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The Drug Enforcement Administration of the United States Department of Justice on Monday donated modern equipment to the Central Criminal Police Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia to help law enforcement professionals in their tasks against illicit circulation of drugs.
Donated with the financial support of the US State Department’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, the equipment will help investigators to detect, suppress and prevent illegal distribution of narcotic substances, the Ministry said.
Photo: Press Office of the MIA.
Mamuka Chelidze, the Director of the Criminal Police Department, expressed his gratitude to Sarah Rupert, the Director of the Bureau and Jennifer Sweeder, the Country Attache of the DEA, for their contribution to capacity-building of the Georgian Ministry.
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