Do you know how the distinction is made? - Where will the person end up - in a cemetery where people are killed, like your people were killing, or in a place of detention, where the relevant investigation procedures are underway - this is how you should distinguish, - this is how the First Vice-Speaker of the Parliament, Gia Volski, answered a journalist's question regarding the detention of the TV Pirveli cameraman by persons dressed in civilian uniform.

According to him, if there are any complaints regarding the uniform, this is a separate issue and there are structures for this.

"Do you know how the distinction is made? - Where will the person end up - in a cemetery where people are killed, like your people were killing, or in a place of detention, where the relevant investigation procedures are underway - this is how you should distinguish. If there are any complaints about the form, this is a separate issue - there are structures for this, but in reality, the main thing is what a person did wrong, and not his profession. The profession can be an athlete, and it can be a journalist of TV Pirveli - it does not matter. Did he do anything wrong? - he must be held responsible. If he did not do wrong, of course, there must be a certain set of evidence that will prove his guilt. Otherwise, such a step will be illegal. But when you ask me how to distinguish - I tell you, when representatives of your political "leadership" did not detain a person, but directly caught him without a mask, took him to the cemetery and killed him - this is how you should distinguish whether they served the police and the law or a specific interest and the sadistic system that your political leaders created. These are the main distinguishing features," Volski said.

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, TV Pirveli cameraman Lasha Jioshvili was arrested under the Code of Administrative Offenses. As InterpressNews was told by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Lasha Jioshvili is being detained under Article 173, which pertains to disobeying a lawful request of a police officer.