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Is everything OK with the state of crime in Karabakh?
28-04-2007 12:09:31 - KarabakhOpen
The KarabakhOpen asked the chair of the Committee of Defense,
Security and Law Enforcement Rudik Martirosyan to comment on the
rumored criminal skirmish in Stepanakert.
The member of parliament said the police is especially cautious about
statements on such matters because there are a number of circumstances
which require additional investigation.
"It is early to give an evaluation. It is the business of the law
enforcement bodies. I can comment only after charges are brought,"
said Rudik Martirosyan. By the way, a few days ago a major skirmish
involving weapon happened in Stepanakert, there were no casualties,
but some people were detained.
In answer to the question why the Office of Prosecutor General has been
checking intensively different offices and organizations over the past
few months, Rudik Martirosyan said: "The Office of Prosecutor General
checks the offices for the protection of the national interests. There
were reports and complaints and the Office of Prosecutor General
started the checking."
28-04-2007 12:09:31 - KarabakhOpen
The KarabakhOpen asked the chair of the Committee of Defense,
Security and Law Enforcement Rudik Martirosyan to comment on the
rumored criminal skirmish in Stepanakert.
The member of parliament said the police is especially cautious about
statements on such matters because there are a number of circumstances
which require additional investigation.
"It is early to give an evaluation. It is the business of the law
enforcement bodies. I can comment only after charges are brought,"
said Rudik Martirosyan. By the way, a few days ago a major skirmish
involving weapon happened in Stepanakert, there were no casualties,
but some people were detained.
In answer to the question why the Office of Prosecutor General has been
checking intensively different offices and organizations over the past
few months, Rudik Martirosyan said: "The Office of Prosecutor General
checks the offices for the protection of the national interests. There
were reports and complaints and the Office of Prosecutor General
started the checking."