Vake-Saburtalo Main Division, Police Department, of Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Tbilisi Police Department. One person was apprehended on suspicion of the illegal buying, selling and keeping of a large quantity of drugs.
According to data released by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the case was initially opened after the police obtained intelligence information that the accused was illegally involved in drug trafficking, and the counter-drug team was able to detect the illegal narcotics.
Detectives arrested the suspects and very large quantities of controlled drugs were also recovered from several locations during the course of their enquiries. Officers believe the drugs seized were mephedrone and cannabis. The seizure was made to enable officers to establish the facts about the offences and to what extent those involved were involved.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs stated that the suspect was detained on suspicion of assisting in the purchase, storage and sale of large quantities of narcotic drugs. Other relevant information will be clarified during the preliminary investigation of the case to find out the circumstances of the suspected crime, including the source of the drugs released and sold.
The case of the Activists will be heard under Articles 260 and 260 2 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for crimes linked with illegal drug activity. The criminal sanctions are severe and may extend up to 20 years or life imprisonment.
A huge amount of illegal drugs Under Georgian law, crimes of special large quantities of drugs are crimes of grave danger. Police continuously search persons who might be involved in the circulation of narcotic substances and arrest them.
Another aspect of the case thought to be important to the case at the moment is that of drugs seizures, of mephedrone and of marijuana. These are thought to be under the spotlight as the police attempt to establish the full facts of what has happened. The police will also try to establish if further arrests are likely.
This charge also reflects the support of Georgia internal management to the fight against the circulation and possession of illegal substances by conducting investigation and enforcement operations. These investigations would seek to gather evidence, analyze drugs, and determine the facts.
Nevertheless, the accused is considered to be innocent and can not be declared guilty before a court of competent jurisdiction in accordance with Georgian law.
This and other information about the investigation, as well as new and other information about this case, may be released to the public by the authorities as the case progresses.
