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ON THE DAY OF THE INCIDENT THE VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM OF HARSNAKAR RESTAURANT HAD SOUND PROBLEMS
arminfo
Tuesday, July 10, 23:55
The Armenian police will not leave unpunished those who beat military
doctor Vahe Avetyan and his friends in Harsnakar restaurant on June
17, the head of the chief investigation department of the police
Arsen Ayvazyan said during a press-conference on Tuesday.
He said that the exact cause of Avetyan's death will be known as soon
as the forensic tests are over.
"On the day of the incident the restaurant's video surveillance system
had sound problems, while the part where the fight took place was not
being surveyed at all. As far as we know, the quarrel was initiated
by Avetyan and his friends. We are considering the report that Avetyan
and his friends were beaten by as many as 15 people," Ayvazyan said.
He said that on July 6 they interrogated the owner of the restaurant,
former MP Ruben Hayrapetyan. "We are now scanning the telephone calls
made by the defendants on that day. The findings will be ready in
some 10-15 days," Ayvazyan said.
arminfo
Tuesday, July 10, 23:55
The Armenian police will not leave unpunished those who beat military
doctor Vahe Avetyan and his friends in Harsnakar restaurant on June
17, the head of the chief investigation department of the police
Arsen Ayvazyan said during a press-conference on Tuesday.
He said that the exact cause of Avetyan's death will be known as soon
as the forensic tests are over.
"On the day of the incident the restaurant's video surveillance system
had sound problems, while the part where the fight took place was not
being surveyed at all. As far as we know, the quarrel was initiated
by Avetyan and his friends. We are considering the report that Avetyan
and his friends were beaten by as many as 15 people," Ayvazyan said.
He said that on July 6 they interrogated the owner of the restaurant,
former MP Ruben Hayrapetyan. "We are now scanning the telephone calls
made by the defendants on that day. The findings will be ready in
some 10-15 days," Ayvazyan said.