The Anti-Corruption Agency within Georgia’s State Security Service (SSG) has arrested 21 people in connection with corruption crimes in seven different cases. The first case the SSG announced involved a psychiatrist and a security officer from the Interior Ministry who were detained in Tbilisi on charges of bribery, assistance in bribery, and official forgery. According to the investigation, the two prepared a false medical diagnosis to a conscript, allowing him to evade military service. The four doctors have been held criminally liable for group commercial bribery and the production and sale of false official documents, charges which carry a term of imprisonment of four to six years. They have been charged with large-scale fraud, aiding and abetting fraud, official forgery, and the production and use of a fake official document by using their official position, and face up to nine years in prison.