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  1. Disgusting. Financial crime does not get enough coverage here. These pieces of shit need to be put down like rabid dogs.

  2. GRed-saintevil on

    Fun fact: this “call center” was stationed 500 meters away from the State Security Service for years, and somehow journalists were the first ones to find it))))

  3. I’m not sure that its really clear inside of Georgia, just how much people around the world who think about the country think first about the most depraved and brazen forms of organized crime. Between the Silovik openly running the country from the Bond-villain mansion overlooking Tbilisi, the [recently uncovered human-egg harvesting](https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2953351/thai-women-rescued-from-human-egg-farm-in-georgia) racket, the sheer volume of smuggled goods driving up the military highway right now, the billions of dollars that have been openly laundered through Georgia, the country is much more famous for these fuckers than it is for wine.

    Its also not just the country as a whole, but most people who have an impression of Georgian people think of criminality first. For example, [roughly 10% of the Georgians residing in Poland were caught committing crimes in 2023](https://notesfrompoland.com/2025/02/04/poland-dealing-with-wave-of-imported-crime-from-georgian-immigrants-says-interior-minister/), indeed somewhere in the order of magnitude of 4% of the Georgian citizens then in Poland were caught drunk driving in 2023. It would be hard to overstate how wild that is. If there were [49700](https://www.statista.com/statistics/1338244/poland-number-of-dui-crimes/) drunk driving incidents detected in a country in 2023 with a population of 36.69 million, we’re talking about 0.0013% of Poles. Thats an incidence of detected drunk driving at 1.3 per hundred thousand, which is being dwarfed by an apparent incidence rate around 4,000 per hundred thousand.

  4. The so called **Boss of the group in Akaki Kevkhishvili** who as written In the article – **Older posts on Kevkhishvili’s social media pages show him posing with firearms and displaying [eight-point star tattoos on his knees, a symbol of the post-Soviet criminal underworld](<https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thief_in_law&gt;)**. 

    Aren’t being associated with them are banned in Georgia?