**Police Crack Down on Narcotics Trafficking in Tbilisi**
In a significant move to combat narcotics trafficking, the police in Tbilisi have arrested one person accused of selling large quantities of illicit substances. According to officials at the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the individual, identified as G.M., was taken into custody after a thorough investigation and several covert operations.
**Details of the Arrest**
The Ministry revealed that G.M., born in 1987, was charged with the illegal acquisition, storage, and sale of narcotic substances. This crime carries severe penalties, including up to 20 years or life imprisonment. The police conducted multiple undercover operations based on a judge’s order, which confirmed that G.M. was involved in selling narcotics. Furthermore, the police carried out several controlled purchases of various types of illicit substances, which were audio and video recorded.
**Evidence Seized**
During a search of G.M.’s residence and personal belongings, the police discovered a substantial quantity of different narcotic substances, including cocaine, alpha-PVP, and clephedrone. Additionally, materials used for packaging narcotics, an electronic scale, and money believed to be proceeds from drug sales were seized.
**Investigation Continues**
The investigation is ongoing under several articles of the Criminal Code, including Article 260, which pertains to narcotics trafficking. This development highlights the police’s commitment to tackling narcotics-related crimes in Tbilisi and ensuring public safety.
This arrest sends a strong message that narcotics trafficking will not be tolerated in our society. It also demonstrates the effectiveness of coordinated efforts between law enforcement agencies and the judiciary in addressing this serious issue.
