Employee of the Special Investigative Service Assaulted in Yerevan, Her Vehicle Damaged
The investigative unit of the Nor Nork police department is preparing materials regarding a dispute, fight, and intentional property damage that occurred in Yerevan on July 4. According to Shamshyan.com, at 4:30 PM, a call was received at the Nor Nork police station reporting that a woman had been assaulted in front of the 'Urartu' store located on Nelson Stepanian Lane.
It was revealed that during the dispute, the driver of a Mazda vehicle and a passenger struck Yerevan resident Lusine B. on various parts of her body, causing her physical pain, and then punched and damaged her KIA vehicle, resulting in significant damage.
During the preparation of materials, it was also discovered that this woman and another female passenger in the Mazda hit Lusine B.'s mother with a bag on various parts of her body. Nor Nork police quickly identified that the Mazda was driven by 58-year-old Harutyun Sh., while the passengers were his wife, 56-year-old Tamara H., and their daughters, 34-year-old Anahit Sh. and 33-year-old Marine Sh., who presented themselves at the Nor Nork police department with explanations about the incident following educational measures conducted by criminal investigators. They were subsequently released.
At the investigator's discretion, a series of examinations were scheduled, including forensic medical and forensic examinations. According to sources, Lusine B. works as a senior specialist in the personnel management department of the Special Investigative Service.
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