The Georgian police accused of using violence have requested a procedural agreement.

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Five police officers who were arrested in the case of beating residents of Gori have appealed to the prosecutor's office requesting to enter into a procedural agreement. The sixth police officer, Alexi Badalov, did not admit his guilt, but his lawyer also filed a petition for a procedural agreement.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", in June, the prosecutor's office detained six police officers in the case of violence against two residents of Gori, in particular, Papuna Lotsulashvili. Lotsulashvili himself is free, but a case has been initiated against him for violence against police officers. A protest rally against police violence took place in Gori after the incident involving the beating of two local residents. The action was attended by family members of political prisoners and politicians.

Six police officers who were detained after beating citizens in Gori have appealed to the prosecutor's office requesting to enter into a procedural agreement, writes "Georgia Online" on November 6.

The case involves police officers Vladimir Goderdzishvili, Vaniko Misireli, Giorgi Tsikriashvili, Alexi Badalov, Beso Malazidze, and Saba Tsavelidze. Badalov does not admit his guilt, but his lawyer also filed a petition for a procedural agreement, one of the mandatory conditions of which is the admission of guilt.

The prosecutor's office does not yet have a final position on this issue, and a corresponding decision has not yet been made.