We have about 45,000 police officers in Georgia and, of course, as in all professions, in this case too, people will be found who abuse their authority - misconduct does not go unpunished - Georgian Dream MP Levan Machavariani writes on social networks, responding to the statement of Gakharia for Georgia MP Vika Pilpani, where she says that the police have become the personal "hooligans" of the Georgian Dream.

As Machavariani notes, “both the facts related to corruption cases involving high-ranking officials and the arrests of law-breaking police officers have clearly shown the public that under the Georgian Dream, no position or profession is an indulgence and we are all equal before the law.”

“Given that in recent years our law enforcement officers have neutralized five revolutionary scenarios by the radical opposition and their foreign patrons and averted a very great danger to our country, these pests, together with their media outlets, have launched a campaign to blacken our heroic police officers. They want to label police officers as “torturers” and “brand” policing as a shameful profession.”

We have about 45,000 police officers in Georgia, and of course, as in any profession, there will be people who abuse their authority. Unfortunately, this has always been and will be the case in any developed country. It is worth emphasizing the attitude of our government towards such individual misconduct. Misconduct does not go unpunished, and both the facts related to corruption cases involving high-ranking officials and the arrests of law-breaking police officers have clearly shown the public that under the Georgian Dream, no position or profession is an indulgence and we are all equal before the law”, he said.