The Georgia prosecutor’s office has booked two people for extortion and arrested another person for not reporting the crime to law enforcement in a timely manner.
Extortion is a serious offense  and similarly the other accused also did not report the crime to law enforcement agencies on time. The two who were charged with extortion were involved in assisting in the extortion of money.
Moreover, they were also involved in and responsible for the illegal purchase, storage, carrying  and transportation of explosive materials. It is to be noted that every law-abiding citizen is responsible for reporting the crime and its failure is also dangerous.
So  the prosecution office charged another for this failure. He knew everything but did not report the crime. The Internal Affairs Ministry of Georgia executed the investigation in this regard. The investigation revealed that the defendants had been making money through extortion. Shockingly  one accused was Minor.
They helped in the extortion of money from people living in a foreign country. They threaten him to give money to others and be ready to risk his life. They have also threatened to destroy his belonging. When the victim did not bow to their illegal demand they hit the yard of his house with a hand grenade which did not explode.
The investigation further disclosed that the third accused witnessed the entire incident and was expected to report it. However he failed to send any information to law enforcement agencies so he has been charged by law enforcement as well.
As per the legal provisions, the accused have been booked under a different section of the Georgia criminal code. They have been implicated under  Article 25-181, Part 2, Sub-Clause “A” of the Criminal Code of Georgia. The mentioned article defines the offense where the accused assists in extortion, threatens to use violence against the victim and destroys his belongings.
Similarly Article 236, Articles 3, and 4 have been imposed. This involves the illegal purchase, storage, carrying, and transportation of explosive devices. If found guilty at the end of the trial the accused can be sentenced to a jail term which may vary from four to nine years.
