Edited sentence: A few escaped from the mob and reported the attack to two local police stations.All in attendance at the meeting place of Jehovah's Witnesses, including women and children, were beaten with iron crosses and clubs.At least two television stations aired the tape and called for police action against the mob.Fifteen required hospital treatment.Georgia President Eduard Shevardnadze condemned the actions of the mob and called for an investigation and for a criminal case to be brought against the perpetrators.Georgia’s campaign of terror 1999-2003 against Jehovah's Witnesses and other religious minorities in Georgia during the rule of Shevardnadze.It is unclear whether any arrests have been made.On Monday, the victims filed complaints with the public prosecutor's office.On Sunday, October 17, 1999, a mob of about 200 attacked 120 Christians during a worship service in Tbilisi, Georgia.One woman remained in the hospital and has suffered a partial loss of vision due to a severe blow to the head.Police refused to provide protection to Jehovah's Witnesses.The Bassillists videotaped their own mob action and submitted copies of the tape to local media.The mob was led by Bassillists, followers of a hard-line priest who was excommunicated from the Georgian Orthodox Church.The victims are primarily Jehovah's Witnesses, Pentacostalists, Baptists, and members of the Assembly of God, also known in Georgia as "non-traditional" worshipers