Poland extradites to Georgia man convicted in absentia for brutal murder

Poland has extradited a man wanted by Georgia through Interpol, who was convicted in absentia in the country and sentenced to 17 years in prison, Report informs referring to a statement from the Georgian prosecutor's office.

He is accused of premeditated group murder with extreme cruelty.

According to investigators, in July 2020, he and two accomplices attacked and beat a person, and to prevent the victim from resisting, he shot him in the legs. As a result, he received life-threatening injuries and died.