**Doctor Released from Prison Due to Lack of Evidence**
In a surprising turn of events, doctor Giorgi Akhobadze has been released from prison after being accused of stealing morphine meant for children. According to Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, the court made the decision because there was no 100% evidence against him.
**High Legal Standard in Georgia**
The Prime Minister explained that the high legal standard in Georgia is one of the reasons why only a small number of offenders are arrested. In this case, even though there were suspicions about Akhobadze’s behavior, the court could not be certain of his guilt without 100% evidence.
**No Video or Evidence Found**
The Prime Minister stated that no video evidence was found to support the allegations against Akhobadze. Furthermore, nothing was planted on him, which suggests that there were no deliberate attempts to frame him for the crime.
**A Call for Caution**
Prime Minister Kobakhidze cautioned against declaring individuals who have committed crimes as heroes simply because they have been released from prison. He emphasized that stealing morphine meant for children is a serious offense and should not be taken lightly.
**The Case Against Akhobadze**
The release of Dr. Giorgi Akhobadze has raised questions about the effectiveness of the justice system in Georgia. While the Prime Minister’s explanation highlights the high standards of evidence required, it also raises concerns about how such cases are handled and the potential consequences for those involved.
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