As a result of joint activities conducted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia, Central Criminal Police Department under the National Police of France and Financial Police and with the active involvement of the police attache of the Ministry of Internal Affairs 26 members of the criminal group were detained: E.D. (DoB 1970), the so called thief in law G.P. (DoB 1981), the so called thief in law N.G. (DoB 1980), the so called thief in law I.KH. (DoB 1972), the so called thief in law R.D. (DoB 1979), the so called thief in law N.N. (DoB 1979, I.K. (DoB 1972), G.R. (DoB 1972) D.Ch. (DoB 1975), M.P. (DoB 1984), L.Q. (DoB 1979) Kh.G. (DoB 1977) S.K. (DoB 1989), M.S. (DoB 1980), N.K. (DoB 1977), S.G. (DoB 1985), N.S. (DoB 1972), E.S. (DoB 1974), A.S. (DoB 1995), L.P. (DoB 1977), A.Tch. (DoB 1973), T.A. (DoB 1964), Z.Ts. (DoB 1973) T.G. (DoB 1983), T.Tch. (DoB 1980), R.Z. (DoB 1979) and N.Q. (DoB 1975) for theft, keeping of the stolen items, extortion committed in group and for being a member of the criminal group.
Investigation established that detainees burglarized shops and apartments located in Paris and adjacent towns and collected the so called “Obshiak”. Law enforcers also ascertained that the mentioned persons had been criminally allied with Armenian citizens for further realization of the stolen goods.
As a result of the search activities held in detainees’ houses and yards, law enforcers seized large amount of cash, various types of firearms, masks, fake documents and special appliances used for cracking door handles as well as stolen cars.
Investigation is conducted by Central Criminal Police Department under the National Police and Financial Police of France.
