Slow Response by Georgians to Mob Attack on Gay Rally

MOSCOW 
— Georgian television captured clear images as a mob of more than 20,000 
attacked a small gay rights march in downtown Tbilisi on Friday, 
sending at least 14 people to the hospital.

Some of the priests leading the rock-throwing throngs who stormed past police cordons could be seen participating in the melee; one repeatedly slammed a stool into the windshield of one of several minibuses trying to carry the marchers to safety, while another punched marchers and tried to drag a driver out of a bus. Some gave their names in interviews.

But as of Sunday, the Georgian police have made no arrests, and there are few signs that the investigation is moving forward.... [...]

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