In the Poltava region, “pravosek” from Georgia were convicted of robbing the population
Four “right-seekers” – immigrants from Georgia – received prison sentences ranging from three to eight years for a number of crimes committed in the Poltava region.
This was reported by the publication "Glavnovosti" with reference to the verdict published in the Unified Court Register of Ukraine.
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Thus, the head of the organized crime group, Mark Chaus, escaped and was put on the international wanted list, and his associates, Shalva Vardosanidze and Valerian Osiashvili, received eight years in prison for five episodes proven in court, and Yaroslav Fesyura and Ramazi Tyutyunnik were sentenced to three years for one proven episode. .
The publication provides details of the criminal activities of the “pravosek” in the Poltava region.
“At about eight o’clock in the evening on September 28, 2015, two cars drove up to the apartment building, and six young people got out. At the entrance they put on masks, cunningly broke into the apartment and staged a “mask show”. All three people, the owner and two of his acquaintances, who were in the apartment, were laid face down. All valuables worth about two hundred thousand hryvnia were expropriated.
And on April 2, 2016, the group decided to fight prostitution. All five defendants in the case, along with two individuals not identified by the court, drove up to another apartment building in a minibus at two o’clock in the afternoon, and according to a well-worn pattern, five criminals, wearing masks at the entrance, broke into the apartment. The owners of the apartment were locked in the kitchen, and a real search was carried out in the apartment. They obtained almost 18 thousand hryvnia worth of things and valuables,” the report says.
In the Poltava region , members of the Right Sector from Georgia were convicted of robbing the population.