RA Investigative Committee does not see believe that criminal  prosecution of police officers involved in violence against  activist  is necessary

ArmInfo.  The Investigative Committee of Armenia did not find it necessary to pursue criminal prosecution against the police officers who used violence against the young activist Tigran Ulubabyan. The head of the department, Artur Poghosyan, made this announcement in the parliament on May 12.

According to him, the Investigative Committee of Armenia has a  special unit that investigates such cases.  Immediately after  receiving the message, the department carried out all the necessary  urgent actions, identified all the police officers involved, and  conducted confrontations. There are contradictions in the testimonies  of both parties, each  presenting its own position. A forensic  medical examination was also conducted, which didn't find any   evidence of torture. The department has ordered a new examination,  and a response is now awaited. However, as Artur Pogosyan noted,  there is a victim in the case, and the forensic medical examination  data  indicate no evidence of torture.