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Levan Kheiranov, a native of Tbilisi and an ethnic Greek, is considered a dynastic thief in law and one of the oldest active in the criminal world.
Security forces broke into the house of 68-year-old thief in law Levan Kheiranov in Greece. Prime Crime became aware of this.
It all happened on Wednesday, September 2. 40 police officers from Athens and Thessaloniki broke into the house of the authority and conducted a search. During the search, a grenade and a pistol were found on him. Kheiranov was detained along with his new wife, who was soon released.
Levan Kheiranov is a native of Tbilisi and an ethnic Greek. According to Prime Crime, he is dynastic and one of the oldest active thieves in law.
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A criminal case will be initiated against Levan Kheiranov for illegal possession of weapons
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