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14.08.2013 13:05
Man wanted by Armenian and Georgian law enforcers
Thanks to the explanatory works carried out by officers of Central police division, at 16:00 on August 13, Artashes U., DOB 1987, came to the police voluntarily. The man had been wanted charged under article 113, section 2, clauses 3 and 6 of the Armenian Criminal code /intentional infliction of medium-gravity damage to health/ since January 15 of the current year.
The latter had also been wanted by law enforcers of Akhalkalaki region, Georgia, charged under article 239, section 3 /hooliganism/ of the Georgian criminal code since January 24, 2011.
