Yerevan, July 31 – Law enforcement authorities have identified the perpetrator of a car part theft in the Davtashen district, with a 49-year-old Yerevan resident now subject to a manhunt. The incident, reported on the evening of July 2, involved the theft of the front bumper and damage to the headlight of a Chevrolet Volt, resulting in an estimated loss of 250,000 drams.
Investigation Leads to Suspect Identification
The alarm regarding the car theft was received by the Mashtots Department of the Community Police on the evening of July 2. A resident of the 2nd Davtashen district reported that the front bumper of his “Chevrolet Volt” had been torn off, and the headlight was also damaged. The total damage was estimated at 250,000 drams, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs Police.
A criminal proceeding was initiated, and as a result of measures undertaken by community police officers, it was determined that the theft was committed by 49-year-old Suren Kyureghyan, a resident of Tichina Street in the capital.
Manhunt Launched for Suren Kyureghyan
A manhunt has been declared for Suren Kyureghyan. Authorities are appealing to anyone with information regarding his whereabouts to contact the Mashtots Department of the Community Police or call 112. The confidentiality of informants is guaranteed.
This incident highlights the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to combat property crime in the capital. The swift identification of the suspect underscores the effectiveness of police investigations and community cooperation in resolving such cases.
Other Recent Incidents and News in Yerevan
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The European Chess Championship for under-18s saw the Armenian team defeat the Israeli team with a score of 2.5:1.5 in the 6th round. Meanwhile, discussions continue regarding the possibility of initiating criminal proceedings against Lukashenka in Ukraine, and the largest Armenian church in Dersim is on the verge of collapse.
The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported that air defense systems shot down 223 Ukrainian drones, while the US Central Command denied Iran’s statement about the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Turkish KIZILELMA unmanned fighter jets are in the testing phase, and an Armenian family has been recognized as the winner of the All-Russian “Family of the Year” contest.
The foreign ministers of Iran and Great Britain discussed the regional situation, and Trump commented on Iran, stating that they are in a very difficult situation but still have some opportunities. Law enforcement agencies discussed measures to increase the effectiveness of combating crime, and the latest developments in the Russian-Ukrainian war include strikes on Odesa and casualties in Belgorod.
The “trial” of illegally held Armenian prisoners of war continues in Baku, and attempts were made to involve Armenia, Turkey, and Azerbaijan in an anti-Iranian coalition. In Italy, the Schengen agreement with Spain has been suspended, and a F-35B fighter jet crashed in San Diego, with the pilot surviving.
Paris ranks first in the street food rating, and discussions are ongoing regarding the relations between Pashinyan and Putin. Narek Karapetyan addressed Ruben Hakhverdyan, stating, “We want to get the Armenia you want.”
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