Министр внутренних дел Джорджа Мгебришвили
Baku / 10.06.17 / Turan: First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia, head of the criminal police Besik Amiranashvili was dismissed and transferred to the disposal of the personnel department.
This was reported on June 10 by the Minister of Internal Affairs Georgi Mgebrishvili, saying that he assumes the personal control of the criminal police.
The reasons for Amiranashvili"s dismissal are not reported.
Earlier, the journalist Afgan Mukhtarli, who was abducted in Georgia and delivered to Azerbaijan on May 29, said he had been abducted by members of the criminal police. -0-
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