Police detain two for murdering minor in Tbilisi
Based on some media reports, there were more than two individuals on crime scene, who have escaped. Photo: Shot from interior ministry video
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The Georgian police have detained two individuals born in 2004 and 2005 for murdering a 15-year-old boy in Sanzona district of Tbilisi.
The Interior Ministry has announced today that one of the detainees stabbed the boy with a knife and escaped. His accomplice, who witnessed the crime, also fled without informing the police.
The Interior Ministry has released a video footage of the detention:
The 17-year-old boy, identified only as D. K. and born in 2006, succumbed to injuries in hospital.
Based on some media reports, there were more that two individuals on the crime scene, but they have managed to escape.
A minor has been detained for illegal purchase and storage of large quantities of drugs, says the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Police have detained a 14-year old minor for stabbing three children on September 13 on A. Tsereteli Avenue in central Tbilisi.
State Inspector Londa Toloraia, who is investigating causes behind the death of 15-year-old Luka Siradze, says that investigator Mariana Choloiani, who has been sent to pretrial detention, made threats to the minor that if he had not admitted to the crime his brother would have had problems.
A 15-year-old minor who may have been led to a suicide attempt by psychological pressure at Tbilisi Didube-Chugureti police station last week, is in critical condition after surgery and doctors have him on assisted respiration, announced Edisher Magalashvili, a neurosurgeon at M. Iashvili Childrens Central Hospital.
Two underage Georgian citizens who have been charged with murder of a15-year-old David Kraveishvili in the Sanzona district of Tbilisi on December 4, were denied bail by Tbilisi City Court late yesterday.
Police officers have arrested an individual for stabbing a minor to death on Sunday in the western Georgian city of Zugdidi, the interior ministry announced on Monday.