Russian Citizen Detained, To Be Deported After He Urinated From Balcony in Tbilisi - Civil Georgia
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A Georgian court on Wednesday ordered the expulsion of a Russian citizen who urinated from the balcony of his apartment in the capital Tbilisi, exclaiming glory to Russia. He was also given a three-year ban from entering the country, as reported by Georgian media.
In Georgia, a drunk Russian urinated from a balcony on cafe visitors and shouted “Glory to Russia”, he was deportedA Tbilisi court sentenced a Russian citizen to 15 days of arrest for hooliganism. After that, he will be deported and banned from entering Georgia on three years.
A Russian citizen who was urinating from a balcony at a cafe downstairs, arrested by the police, threatened with a fine of up to 200 lari (about $80) and handed over a reporter from the newspaper VZGLAD in Tbilisi, who claimed that the detainee was intoxicated. The detainee himself stated that the toilet in his apartment was occupied, so he had to disrupt public order and told the local media.
Fifteen days of administrative detention, subsequent expulsion and a three-year ban from entering Georgia. Such a sanction was imposed by a court on a Russian citizen who, in Tbilisi, drunkenly urinated from a balcony above a cafe. On the published recording, he also proclaimed glory to Russia, mentioning Vladimir Putin.
The Tbilisi City Court has ordered 15 days of administrative arrest for a Russian citizen, Alexander Popov, who has made a request from the balcony to the cafe visitors. After serving his sentence, the man will be expelled from Georgia and banned from entering the country for three years, Mash writes.
Russian Citizen Detained, To Be Deported After He Urinated From Balcony in Tbilisi - Civil Georgia
Tbilisi City Court has sentenced Russian citizen Aleksandr Popov to 15 days in administrative detention and ordered his deportation from Georgia after he urinated from a balcony, reportedly under the influence of alcohol. He was also barred from reentering Georgia for three years. The Interior Ministry told Civil.ge that Popov was detained under Articles 166 and 171 of Georgia’s Code of Administrative Offenses, which cover petty hooliganism (166…
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