Police arrest 17 for drug dealing, seize large quantities of drugs in Tbilisi, regions
The crime is punishable by eight to 20 years in prison, or life imprisonment. Photo: video grab.
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The Georgian police arrested 22 individuals, including 17 for drug dealing, in the Ponichala district of Tbilisi and in a number of regions of Georgia on Tuesday, the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) of Georgia announced.
Identified only through their initials, eight out of the 17 individuals were previously convicted. The group has been charged with illegal purchase, storage and sale of drugs in especially large quantities.
Law enforcement also seized the drugs - including ones “ready for injection” - as well as about $7,210 in cash.
The MIA said the apprehended individuals sold drugs “on a regular basis”. The crime is punishable by eight to 20 years in prison, or life imprisonment.
Four individuals were arrested in Tbilisi for drug-related crimes, following a police investigation spanning a recent period of time, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia said on Monday.
Georgian police have arrested 11 individuals, including a foreign citizen, for illegal purchase and possession of large quantities of drugs in the cities of Tbilisi and Rustavi on Thursday, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia announced.
Georgian police have arrested four foreign citizens on Thursday in Tbilisi, with the individuals charged for selling drugs online.
Georgian police have detained 20 drug dealers and eight other individuals for the illegal purchase and possession of a total of over one kg of heroin and 129 pills of Subutex in the Ponichala district outskirts of Tbilisi.Georgia
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The arrested individual, identified as K.L., is a citizen of Ukraine who has been temporarily residing in Georgia since February.
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