On the Rustaveli Avenue of Tbilisi, a truck was moved to the protesters in front of the parliament building, and the driver threw bottles full of water on the protesters, Tv Pirveli reports.
According to the TV company, the patrol police will no longer duty near the protest site. Police are usually located at the beginning and end of the road closed by the protesters.
The TV company reports that due to the lack of a patrol police, the truck crashed into protesters. The driver was aggressive against the protesters, he threw water bottles on them.
Dozens of protesters have traditionally gathered in front of the parliament building in the center of Tbilisi. Although the number of protesters is small, they still close a part of the avenue. Everyday protests are held on the avenue for about a year. At first, the rallies were big, but recently the number of protesters decreases. The previous day, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze stated that those who closer Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi will "give responsibility for this violence."
