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    Some more unpleasant statistics :) translation in description.


    At the special request of πŸ€‘πŸ‘πŸŽ©’s, the dirty, ugly truth on Georgian criminals in Germany:

    P11 – Georgia ranks 5th in total crime suspects by nationality after after Syrians, Afghans, Ukrainians and Irakis.

    P13 – also 5th among repeat criminals by country

    P18 – third for theft by nationality. On same page, 2/3s of crimes committed by Georgians in total are theft. Still on same page, Georgia is also third for burglary.

    P33 – from 2022 to 2023 the number of crimes committed by Georgians rose by almost 23%

    P44 – from 2022 to 2023 crimes of physical violence committed by Georgians rose by almost 30%

    P50 – from 2022 to 2023 drugs related crimes committed by Georgians rose by 13%

    Add to this anecdotal evidence of EMBASSY staff being caught stealing clothes in Berlin some years ago that I can’t be arsed to look up 😘.

    Source:
    https://www.bka.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/DE/Publikationen/JahresberichteUndLagebilder/KriminalitaetImKontextVonZuwanderung/KriminalitaetImKontextVonZuwanderung_2023.html?nn=62336

    Reports of previous years:

    BKA – Crime in the context of immigration https://share.google/TqM3JTqjbAok5OReO

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    Posted by Anuki_iwy

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    1. Anuki_iwy on

      I was not going to post this, because it’s a very unpleasant truth for Georgians.

      But then, it’ll really piss of 2 people who commented under my last post and I’m petty today, so yeah 😊😊

    4. GothicEmperor on

      There’s this one roving gang of Georgian criminals, they tend to move around a bit. Besides drug trafficking and theft they also do casino fraud, which spikes at the same time. It’s like Albanians, vast majority of them aren’t criminals but organised crime elements tend to group together and cause spikes in the data. Doesn’t say much about Georgians as a people.

      I guess with one giant Bidzinist gang in control of the home country the small-time gangsters got pushed out

    5. Natural_Spell5957 on

      It might be that Georgia is too poor for those criminals to commit burglaries and thefts in Georgia, so they concentrate in richer European countries?

      But I think it’s also how European countries handle the crime. If armed self-defence was allowed, or if there were harsher punishments, or maybe even public executions, then maybe crime would be lower.

      On the other hand, Georgia could also do something on it’s side to reduce export of criminals, or potential criminals. Unlike Germany (or any other target country), Georgia also has ability to affect how these people grow up and form in society.

      But, I honestly have no sympathy or apathy to thieves, I think they should get harsher punishments.

    6. GeorgeBrilliant on

      Let me clarify – Georgians or citizens of Georgia? Because there are Georgians in the Russian criminal world, and ethnic Georgian criminals who migrated from Russia to Europe have nothing to do with Georgia.

      For example, Russian mobsters such as the Shushanashvilis, Oniani, Jangveladze, etc. are in Europe today and represent the leaders of the most influential mafia clans in the Russian mafia. The question arises: is Georgia to blame here or Russia? They left Georgia for Russia back in the 90s.

    7. Nice_Photo_3875 on

      I barely read the post but it seems like youre saying Georgians commit crime?
      I am an American, if that’s even close to what youre implying please stfu. Go live anywhere in the USA and deal with Black people and Mexicans for 2 days and you’ll be washing the feet of Georgian drunks with your hair. The worst, most scummy, drug addict, criminal Georgians are saints compared to the USA. I live in Georgia and also lived in Mexico and the USA.

      The problem is not Georgians if that’s what your implying. I am genetically Austrian Slovak so I have no other reason to defend Georgians other than, we need to stick together with Georgians against the actual threat of European nations.

    9. Repulsive-Ad8232 on

      Since there’s so much crime in Europe, could it be because EU countries are too soft on criminals? I don’t remember there being much crime in Georgia between 2005 and 2013, and even nowadays it still feels relatively safe.

    10. Significant-Fan-8956 on

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    11. NationalPizza91 on

      those same people will talk about how europe is gay and nazi at same time and how Bidzina is good

    13. financeguy342 on

      I figured with the tough on criminals legal system, the criminal Georgians mostly left. Not a representation of Georgians in my experience.