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    TRACE OF MONEY STOLEN IN USA LEADS FBI TO ARMENIAN NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL

    ArmInfo
    2010-10-21 16:18:00

    ArmInfo.A dozens of agents of the Federal Bureau of Intelligence
    (FBI) have arrived in Armenia to investigate activity of a criminal
    group of Armenians arrested in the USA.

    The goal of the FBI mission is to find out the fate of the money
    stolen in the USA. In particular, the Yerevan-based Haykakan Zhamanak
    opposition daily reports that FBI in cooperation with the National
    Security Council of Armenia is going to find out the spheres where
    the stolen funds were invested in.

    The newspaper's data on certain Armen Ghazaryan (Pzo) arrested in
    the USA say that when the latter arrived in Armenia in 2000 he was
    welcomed at the airport by the incumbent president of Armenia Serzh
    Sargsyan then Head of the president Robert Kocharyan's staff. Later
    when Prime Minister of that period Aram Sargsyan charged arrested Pzo,
    Serzh Sargsyan personally asked Aram Sargsyan to set him free.

    Press Secretary of the Armenian President Armen Arzumanyan told
    ArmInfo he has no intention to comment on such absurd things.

    To recall, on October 13 early in the morning the organizers of the
    largest Medicare fraud scheme ever perpetrated by a single criminal
    enterprise in Medicare program's history have been arrested in the
    USA. According to the data of the US Justice Ministry, 73 people in
    California, Georgia, New Mexico, New York and Ohio, being art and part
    in this sphere, have been detained. Among the detained is head of the
    criminal group Armen Ghazaryan, a native of the USSR, a thief in law.

    He is currently in custody in Los Angeles. The defendants in the New
    York case had stolen the identities of doctors and set up 118 phantom
    clinics in 25 States. The names were used to submit fake bills for
    over 100 million dollars for care that was never given.




    From: A. Papazian
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