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GYUMRI CASE: PERMYAKOV TO GO ON TRIAL AT GARRISON COURT IN GYUMRI
13:02 03/02/2015 >> LAW
Russia and Armenia have agreed that Russian serviceman Valery
Permyakov, who has been accused of murdering a family of seven in
Armenia's northern city of Gyumri, will go on trial in Armenia on
the premises of Russia's military base there, sources familiar with
the situation toldInterfax on Tuesday.
"The parties reached a final agreement that the trial in this
high-profile case will proceed in Gyumri, at Garrison Military Court
No. 102 of the Russian military base," one of the sources said.
Such a decision was adopted in accordance with the bilateral agreement
regulating the presence of Russia's military base in northern Armenia,
he said.
Another source told Interfax that Russia and Armenia had also agreed
to cooperate during a preliminary investigation.
"Since the crime of the Avetisyan family's murder is being investigated
simultaneously by the Russian and Armenian sides, they are considering
the possibility of adopting a joint, consolidated indictment based
on Russian penal laws," he said.
Permyakov also faces charges of going absent without leave (AWOL)
in possession of firearms, he said.
"The Russian side will be informed of all circumstances established
by Armenian investigators and will add them to the case files,"
the source said.
Six members of one family, including a two-year-old child, were shot
dead in their house in Gyumri on January 12. A six-month-old baby
was hospitalized with stab wounds. He died in hospital on January 12.
Valery Permyakov, a serviceman of the 102nd Russian military base
stationed in Gyumri, the main suspect in the murder, was detained by
Russian border guards while attempting to cross the Armenian-Turkish
border near Yerazgavors village in Armenia's Shirak province.
Permyakov is held in custody at the Russian military base. He was
questioned and confessed to the crime. Permyakov is charged under
Article 105.2 and 338.2 of the Russian Criminal Code (murder and
desertion). Also, Armenian Investigative Committee brought a charge
against Permyakov under Article 104 part 2 point 1 (murder of two or
more persons) of the Armenian Criminal Code.
http://www.panorama.am/en/law/2015/02/03/permyakov/
From: Baghdasarian
13:02 03/02/2015 >> LAW
Russia and Armenia have agreed that Russian serviceman Valery
Permyakov, who has been accused of murdering a family of seven in
Armenia's northern city of Gyumri, will go on trial in Armenia on
the premises of Russia's military base there, sources familiar with
the situation toldInterfax on Tuesday.
"The parties reached a final agreement that the trial in this
high-profile case will proceed in Gyumri, at Garrison Military Court
No. 102 of the Russian military base," one of the sources said.
Such a decision was adopted in accordance with the bilateral agreement
regulating the presence of Russia's military base in northern Armenia,
he said.
Another source told Interfax that Russia and Armenia had also agreed
to cooperate during a preliminary investigation.
"Since the crime of the Avetisyan family's murder is being investigated
simultaneously by the Russian and Armenian sides, they are considering
the possibility of adopting a joint, consolidated indictment based
on Russian penal laws," he said.
Permyakov also faces charges of going absent without leave (AWOL)
in possession of firearms, he said.
"The Russian side will be informed of all circumstances established
by Armenian investigators and will add them to the case files,"
the source said.
Six members of one family, including a two-year-old child, were shot
dead in their house in Gyumri on January 12. A six-month-old baby
was hospitalized with stab wounds. He died in hospital on January 12.
Valery Permyakov, a serviceman of the 102nd Russian military base
stationed in Gyumri, the main suspect in the murder, was detained by
Russian border guards while attempting to cross the Armenian-Turkish
border near Yerazgavors village in Armenia's Shirak province.
Permyakov is held in custody at the Russian military base. He was
questioned and confessed to the crime. Permyakov is charged under
Article 105.2 and 338.2 of the Russian Criminal Code (murder and
desertion). Also, Armenian Investigative Committee brought a charge
against Permyakov under Article 104 part 2 point 1 (murder of two or
more persons) of the Armenian Criminal Code.
http://www.panorama.am/en/law/2015/02/03/permyakov/
From: Baghdasarian