Police arrest 16 for drug-related offence in Tbilisi, other regions
Tweet 
Share
Georgian police officers have arrested 16 individuals for illegal purchase, possession and smuggling of drugs in capital Tbilisi and other regions of the country, with 14 of the arrested charged with drug-dealing, the Georgian Interior Ministry said on Wednesday.
Police also seized a large amount of money and drugs, including 626 pills of Subutex, 220 pills of Methadone, over 565 grams of Ketamine, as well as 150 grams of Cocaine, 418 pills of MDMA and other drugs.
The offences are punishable up to 20 years in prison, or life imprisonment.
Georgian police officers have arrested 10 individuals, including two foreign citizens, for illegal purchase, possession and smuggling of drugs in capital Tbilisi and other regions of the country.
The Investigative Service of the Ministry of Finance has found 22 pharmacies to be selling psychoactive drugs illegally in Tbilisi and other regions of Georgia, the state body said on Wednesday.
Georgian police officers have arrested 20 individuals for illegal purchase, possession and smuggling of drugs in capital Tbilisi and other regions of the country, with 14 of the arrested charged with drug-dealing, the Georgian Interior Ministry said on Thursday.
The Central Criminal Police Department of the Georgian Interior Ministry and the Customs Development of the Revenue Service of the Finance Ministry arrested an Ukrainian citizen at Tbilisi International Airport for an attempt of smuggling cocaine in “especially large quantities”, the Interior Ministry announced on Friday.