Mzia Amaglobeli: When [Irakli Dgebuadze] spat on me, I was so sick, I jumped up and asked for water, and I also asked for a toilet - Dgebuadze said no water, don't even go to the toilet, let her.. - everyone at the police department was directed to treat her inhumanely

When [Irakli Dgebuadze] spat on me, I was so sick, I jumped up and asked for water, and I also asked for a toilet - Dgebuadze said no water, don't even go to the toilet, let her... - Mzia Amaglobeli, founder of the Batumelebi and Netgazeti, stated at the court session, where she spoke about the episode due to which she was arrested, for slapping Irakli Dgebuadze, and was charged with assaulting a police officer.

As Mzia Amaglobeli noted during her testimony, everyone at the police department was directed to treat her inhumanely.

“I can give a more detailed written testimony. When [Irakli Dgebuadze] spat on me, I was so sick that I jumped up and asked for water, and also asked for the toilet.

That’s all I managed to say. Dgebuadze said no water, not even the toilet, let her [pee]. He behaved in such a way in the presence of the officers that I remember losing my mind, I was sick. Everyone in the police department were directed to treat me inhumanly. I remember a man saying why I wasn’t handcuffed. Handcuff her behind her back, not in front - this was police officer Davit Atabegashvili,” Mzia Amaglobeli noted.

Also, as Mzia Amaglobeli noted, she had never been given an administrative fine.

"I have never had an administrative fine, I have never even traveled by bus without a ticket. I could not take the environment seriously, I did not see a responsible police officer there, there were people in black masks. A worthy action does not require wearing a mask," said Mzia Amaglobeli.

There were several verbal confrontations between Mzia Amaglobeli and the prosecutors during the court hearing.