Burglary at the House of the Director of 'Hayantar' in Shnugh Village: Gold and Silver Jewelry Stolen Wrapped in Cloth
On November 25, a resident of Shnugh village, 55-year-old Harutyun A., reported to the Tumanyan police department that an unknown person or persons had entered their home and ransacked it. An operational group from the Tumanyan police department, along with a senior inspector from the community police division and a team from the Tumanyan investigative division led by an investigator, responded to the scene.
According to photojournalist Gagik Shamshyan, Harutyun A.'s wife, Anush Q., informed the police and investigators that on the same day, between 9:00 AM and 4:30 PM, an unknown individual or individuals entered their home and stole various types and quantities of gold and silver jewelry from one of the house's cabinets, wrapped in cloth.
The police and the investigative division are undertaking necessary operational-search and investigative actions to reveal the crime, identify the perpetrator or perpetrators, and recover the stolen gold and silver jewelry.
According to G. Shamshyan's reports, Harutyun A. is the director of the 'Lalvari' forest economy under the state non-commercial organization 'Hayantar', while Anush Q. serves as the principal of the Shnugh secondary school.
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