Prosecution office books one for a robbery attack

Tbilisi:  Continuing its drive against the anti-social element prosecution office of the Republic of Georgia, charged one person who was accused of the robbery attack at the TBC bank. The prosecution office in Georgia is preparing the evidence to bring the accused to justice as soon as possible.

The reports of this particular crime were received by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. After receiving the initial complaint, an investigation was conducted by the Ministry. At the same time after due investigation and examination of the evidence collected against the accused, it was concluded by the Ministry that the accused tried to loot the bank at gunpoint.

As per the additional information accused attacked the bank employees on January 3. After the attack, he asked the bank staff to hand over the money to him. At the same time, he also threatened the bank staff that if they did not deliver him the cash, he would kill them. This incident happened at the TBC bank branch located at Sulkhan Tsintsadze Street in Tbilisi.

It is to be specifically mentioned that with the alertness of the employee, the accused could not commit the crime. The bank staff rang the emergency alarm, and the accused fled the spot.

Prosecution service of Georgia also took to their social media handle and added that “Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia charged the arrested for the robbery attack in TBC Bank. According to the investigation conducted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, it has been found that on January 3, at the branch of TBC Bank of SS, located on Sulkhan Tsintsadze Street in Tbilisi, the accused attacked the employees of the bank and asked for money threatening to endanger his life, but because of the alarm was turned on, the accused could not get the money and fled from the scene”.

It is worth mentioning that the Prosecution Office of Georgia is actively working against the anti-social element. In the past months they have charged many people who were involved in anti-social activities across the various parts.