Former president of FFA taken to police station on suspicion of illegal arms possession
04.02.2020,
16:55
Former president of the Football Federation of Armenia (FFA), Ruben Hayrapetyan, was taken to a police station on suspicion of illegal arms possession, a police spokesperson Edgar Janoyan told Novosti-Armenia news agency.
YEREVAN, February 4. /ARKA/. Former president of the Football Federation of Armenia (FFA), Ruben Hayrapetyan, was taken to a police station on suspicion of illegal arms possession, a police spokesperson Edgar Janoyan told Novosti-Armenia news agency.
Hayrapetyan’s lawyer Amram Makinyan said earlier that the police did not provide any fact to justify the move. According to him, Hayrapetyan is now in the Main Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (Sixth Division).
Earlier it was reported that the Investigative Committee launched a criminal case involving Ruben Hayrapetyan, who was said to be facing charges of official negligence, which entailed grave consequences, misappropriation of large amount of money, falsification of documents by a group of persons and abuse of power. -0-
Hayrapetyan’s lawyer Amram Makinyan said earlier that the police did not provide any fact to justify the move. According to him, Hayrapetyan is now in the Main Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (Sixth Division).
Earlier it was reported that the Investigative Committee launched a criminal case involving Ruben Hayrapetyan, who was said to be facing charges of official negligence, which entailed grave consequences, misappropriation of large amount of money, falsification of documents by a group of persons and abuse of power. -0-
