The 49-year-old philologist is facing 2 felony charges and one misdemeanor charge – He received a deadline and will plead on Tuesday
Investigations are currently underway by the Anti-Terrorist Police at the home of the 49-year-old man who was arrested for the “yafka” case in Pagrati.
The 49-year-old philologist is facing two felony charges and one misdemeanor charge.
The accused, who appears to have been the one who, with other evidence, rented the premises in question, was arrested on a warrant for her charges:
- Illegal possession of handcuffs, weapons, etc. for the purpose of committing a felony
- Possession of explosive materials that may pose a danger to humans and animals
- Illegal gun possession
He received a deadline and will apologize on Tuesday.
It is reminded that pistols, submachine gun, grenades, detonators, a quantity of dynamite and ammonia nitrate, among other things, were found by the anti-terrorist officers in the warehouse – yafka in the basement of an apartment building on Aglauridon Street in Pagrati.
How it was revealed
The yafka was revealed when prospective buyers of the warehouse together with the owner opened its lock and found the heavy weaponry. They called Immediate Action and police cordoned off the area.
In total, the police found:
- -3- grenades,
- submachine gun,
- -6- firearms, various parts of weapons, magazines and a number of cartridges,
- -25- detonators,
- -7.5- kilograms of ammonium dynamite,
- -3- kilos of gelato dynamite,
- -2- kilograms of TNT,
- -220- grams of gunpowder,
- slow burning fuse,
- -37- kilograms of ammonia nitrate,
- fake license plate and laptop.
Who does it allegedly belong to?
According to police sources, Yafka allegedly belongs to a terrorist organization that has been dismantled or deactivated. “It was locked in a very strange way, not like ours,” said a resident of the apartment building.
In 2019, unknown persons had broken into all the warehouses of the apartment building, except for the one that hid the heavy weaponry. Police have collected fingerprints and genetic material in an attempt to identify its owners.
See videos and photos from the warehouse outside the apartment:
The case has been taken over by the Directorate for Dealing with Special Violent Crimes (DAEEB).
Source: Skai
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