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04.03.2013 11:32
The Man wanted by Moscow law enforcement authorities voluntarily came to the police
Due to the explanatory works carried out by the police officers of Shengavit police division, at 13:00 on March 2, Vanadzor city resident Levon N., born in 1964, came to the police. He had been wanted by Moscow oblast law enforcement authorities since November 11, 2012, accused of fraud.
Custody has been selected as a measure of restraint.
Levon N. and the prepared materials were sent to the Shengavit community public prosecutor's office.
