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Drugs from Sardarapat village

25.10.2012 11:46 Narcotic detection
On October 24, at 13:30, the police officers of Armavir police department detained Aramais H., born in 1974, on suspicion of keeping drugs. As a result of the latter’s search 5 «Tramadol» tablets, 10 «Piraldin» tablets, 13 «Dimedrol» tablets, an «Analgin» tablet, an «Aspirin» tablet in the plastic bag in his hand, about 70 g of yellow-white jelly-like substance in polyethylene containers and 11 syringes of different diameter were found and  confiscated.
As Aramayis H. announced, the found staff which he had made for his personal use, belonged to him.
The found staff was sent for an examination.
An investigation is underway. 
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