I didn't even resist, they arrested me like that, I went in to look for a person, - said actor Giorgi Nakashidze after the trial, where he was recognized as an administrative offender.

"The trial was proceeding correctly, just a discrepancy occurred between our testimony and the testimony of the witnesses," said Nakashidze.

Nakashidze gave a positive answer to the question whether the representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs gave false testimony or not.

"Yes, from my point of view it is. I didn't even resist, they arrested me like that, I went in to look for someone, it happened in seconds, they suddenly grabbed my hand and dragged me, then they physically beat us up and then handed us over to the police, patrol, they treated us normally there," said Nakashidze.

The Tbilisi City Court found the actor Giorgi Nakashidze to be an administrative offender and imposed a fine of 2000 GEL.

According to the judge Nino Enukidze's decision, the administrative proceedings were stopped for minor hooliganism and the actor was acquitted in this part, however, he was recognized as a lawbreaker for disobeying the policeman.

Giorgi Nakashidze was arrested on December 3, on Rustaveli Avenue. He was accused of committing actions under Articles 166 and 173 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, which implies petty hooliganism and disobedience to the police.