Warsaw Police Stop 7 Georgians suspected of illegally possessing weapons and ammunition, including their boss, called 'the prince'. Firearms, bullets and items from theft and forged papers were revealed during the service operations.
Police broke up a group of Georgian mobs in Poland. Among the detainees is simply a man holding the title bag – meaning “princes” in the criminal hierarchy. The success is the consequence of an extended investigation, which started with the appearance of a insignificant incidental – the theft of 12 April this year, resulting in the disappearance of weapons and 46 ammunition from the car parked at Nowogrodzka Street in Warsaw.
Police activities led investigators to Nowy Konik village in Minsk County, where Georgian mafia was located. On the property, officers discovered not only weapons and ammunition (part of the cover-up of recognition numbers), but besides drugs, vehicle theft jammeres and another items utilized for criminal activity.
A full of 7 people were detained – six men and 1 woman. As officials emphasize, they are not petty criminals, but individuals from advanced levels in the structures of the Georgian mafia. – 1 of these people has the position of a “bag”, which means a very advanced position in the criminal planet of the erstwhile USSR. It's not just a thug. Jacek Dobrzyński, the spokesperson for the Ministry of abroad Affairs, said.
In the face of all detainees, the D.A. has filed charges, including illegal possession of weapons and ammunition, as well as theft. Due to fear of mating, hiding and doubts about the identity of any people, the court decided to temporarily arrest the full seven. The detainees did not plead guilty, and their explanations were contrary to evidence.
During the press conference, Dobrzyński besides reported that since the beginning of 2025 more than 3,000 foreigners have been expelled from Poland. Nearly 600 of them were Georgians.
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