A 29-year-old Georgian citizen was arrested in Poland - he is accused of sexually assaulting a minor passenger on the Barcelona-Warsaw-Modlin flight. This was reported by the Novi police, Davor Mazovitzki. The event took place on October 30. According to the police, the crew informed the passenger that the girl sitting next to him had complained about. The victim is a minor Polish citizen who traveled with her family. The man was detained by police officers from the circus. He was accused of "committing sexual acts without the victim's consent using deception and the effect of surprise." "The evidence collected made it possible to charge the suspect," the police said in a statement. The official announcement does not specify what exactly the detainee did. Media in Georgia write that the man started touching the girl, she screamed, and her mother turned to the staff. On October 31, the District Court of Novi Dvor Mazovitzki, at the request of the prosecutor's office, placed the Georgian citizen under arrest for three months. If convicted, he faces up to eight years in prison. The investigation is being conducted under the supervision of the local attorney's office.

A 29-year-old Georgian citizen was arrested in Poland - he is accused of sexually assaulting a minor passenger on the Barcelona-Warsaw-Modlin flight. This was reported by the Novi police, Davor Mazovitzki. The event took place on October 30. According to the police, the crew informed the passenger that the girl sitting next to him had complained about. The victim is a minor Polish citizen who traveled with her family. The man was detained by police officers from the circus. He was accused of "committing sexual acts without the victim's consent using deception and the effect of surprise." "The evidence collected made it possible to charge the suspect," the police said in a statement. The official announcement does not specify what exactly the detainee did. Media in Georgia write that the man started touching the girl, she screamed, and her mother turned to the staff. On October 31, the District Court of Novi Dvor Mazovitzki, at the request of the prosecutor's office, placed the Georgian citizen under arrest for three months. If convicted, he faces up to eight years in prison. The investigation is being conducted under the supervision of the local attorney's office.