Georgian criminal authority Kakha Rustavsky (Kakhaber Shushanashvili) will remain in Europe for the rest of his life, reports Prime Crime.

A court in the French city of Aix-en-Provence sentenced Kakha Rustavsky to life imprisonment in 2010 for ordering the murder of ‘thief in law’ Vladimir Janashi (“Lado”)

Rustavsky was already in prison when his verdict was announced. In 2016, a Spanish court sentenced him to 20 years and 11 months in prison, but cut it down to 15 years and 3 months. In June 2018, the court in France’s Nancy sentenced him to another 10 years for spearheading an organized escape from prison.

Rustavsky doesn’t accept the charge and denies that he belongs to “thieves in law”. Moreover, Kakha Rustavsky’s elder brother, Lasha Shushanashvili (Lasha Rustavsky) is considered the leader of the Georgian mafia in Europe. Lasha has been in a Greek prison since 2018.