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Police detain two man wanted for kidnapping

16.01.2015 12:25 Other crimes

On Thursday January 15 at 6:30 a.m. Tigran Ye., DOB 1991, was detained in Sayat-Nova village of Kotayk marz following operational intelligence measures taken by officers  from Kotayk police division. The young man had been wanted under the RA Criminal Code, article 131, part 2, point 1 /kidnapping/ since January 15, 2015. 

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On Thursday January 15 Гарик Т., DOB 1985, was detained in Zovk village of Kotayk marz following special measures taken by officers from Kotayk police division. The detainee had been wanted under the RA Criminal Code, article 131, part 2, point 1 /kidnapping/ since January 15, 2015. 

 

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