We arrested 28 people for drug-related crimes, 16 of whom were drug dealers.

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, employees of the Central Criminal Police, Tbilisi, Adjara, Samegrelo-Zemosvaneti, Kakheti and Imereti departments arrested 28 people on drug-related charges. Among those arrested, 16 drug dealers were among them, the agency said.

Both Georgian and foreign citizens were arrested, and large quantities, especially large amounts, of narcotic drugs were seized.

According to the agency’s report: MG, born in 1980, GB, born in 2005, ST, born in 1996, GK, born in 2004, BS, born in 2005, GO, born in 2005, those who have been convicted in the past: MG, born in 2001, AS, born in 2003, and foreign nationals: ET, born in 1998, DM, born in 1998, AP, born in 1997. Born in 1995, born in 1999, MM born in 1998. and OA, born in 2005.

Arrested for illegal purchase and storage of large and especially large quantities of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and the narcotic drug “hashish”, illegal import into Georgia, illegal cultivation and planting of plants containing narcotic drugs:

Ch.I., born in 1987, VO, born in 1981, TM, born in 2002, IK, born in 1985, LS, born in 1979, LA, born in 1999, 1958, GAPC, born in 1975, have been convicted.

In addition, foreign nationals: KM, born in 2002; GA, born in 1994; previously convicted; SS, born in 1991. Born in 1992 AD These crimes carry a maximum sentence of 20 years’ imprisonment or life imprisonment.

“Law enforcement officers, while searching private homes and residences of persons arrested for drug crimes, also found from the locations indicated by them particularly large quantities of narcotic drugs, including: ‘cocaine’, ‘heroin’, ‘alpha PVP’, ‘methadone’, ‘ecstasy’, ‘mephedrone’, ‘lysergic acid’, ‘ketamine’, ‘Subotes’, ‘ecstasy’, ‘cannabis’ and the narcotic plant ‘hashish’ were seized as evidence. During the investigative operation, they were seized by the police as evidence. Most likely, he took the money obtained from the sale of drugs and electronic scales,” the Ministry of Internal Affairs said.

The investigation was conducted under articles 260, 261, 262, 265, 18-260, 19-260, 273 prima and 19-273 prima of the Criminal Code of Georgia.