On May 5, 2009, the Interior Ministry of Georgia released video footage, recorded apparently with a body-worn covert camera and showing a man, purportedly the retired major Gia Gvaladze, talking to several persons whose faces were blurred in tape and naming several former senior military and security officials, including David Tevzadze, Jemal Gakhokidze, Koba Kobaladze, and Gia Karkarashvili as supporters of the planned mutiny. Kobaladze, Gvaladze, and the Mukhrovani battalion commander Lieutenant Colonel Mamuka Gorgiashvili, as well as dozens of military personnel and civilians were arrested by the police "in connection with the Mukhrovani incident".Police: 13 Civilians Arrested over Mukhrovani Mutiny. Civil Georgia. May 5, 2009 Kharkharashvili and Tevzadze have rejected any links with the plot.Former Commander of National Guard Arrested. Civil Georgia. May 5, 2009 Two other former army officers, Koba Otanadze and Zaza Mushkudiani, are wanted.On the Failed Military Mutiny. Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia. May 5, 2009
