Armenian human rights activist reports attempts to conceal offence by  Turkish national in Yerevan 

ArmInfo. Under the influence of certain forces, a Turkish citizen, previously detained in Yerevan, was released and there were signs of a cover-up of the crime. Human  rights activist Ruben Melikyan wrote about this on his Facebook  account. 

Earlier, Armenian media reported that Ali Aslan, a 41-year-old  Turkish citizen living in the Yerevan London Hotel, cursed and  behaved disrespectfully towards the guests and employees of the hotel  on March 11 while intoxicated. Aslan was taken to the police on  suspicion of committing hooliganism and documents were drawn up,  which were transferred to the investigative department of the Kentron  and Nork Marash districts.

"Based on the report of the respected citizen, I am well aware of the  details of this incident. The aforementioned Turkish citizen behaved  like a master with his servants.

I have information that at the initial stage, law enforcement  officers demonstrated adequate countermeasures. However, later, under  the influence of some "invisible force", their behavior changed.   Firstly, the accused was released very quickly, and signs of  concealment of the crime appeared.

I urge journalists to keep this case in the spotlight so that through  publicity it would be possible to prevent the concealment of facts  with the intervention of the ruling Civil Contract party, which  accepted Turkish citizenship," Melikyan wrote.