Garik Ghukasyan appointed as Yerevan police chief

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05.10.2018, 11:50

Armenian Police Chief appointed Thursday Colonel Garik Ghukasyan as Yerevan police chief, the Armenian police department reports on its website.

Garik Ghukasyan appointed as Yerevan police chief

YEREVAN, October 5. /ARKA/. Armenian Police Chief appointed Thursday Colonel Garik Ghukasyan as Yerevan police chief, the Armenian police department reports on its website.

Earlier, Ghukasyan worked as deputy chief of the Yerevan police department.

The former chief of the Yerevan police Artak Poghosyan was dismissed on August 23, after two months in office. -0---

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