ArmInfo.The nephew of the third president of Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan, Narek Sargsyan was detained in an apartment in Prague, the Spokesman for the Prague  police Jan Danek told this in a conversation with the Czech agency  CTK, Radio Liberty reports.  According to Danek, a 37-year-old man  was detained in the presence of an attacking unit, as they suspected  that he was armed. Sargsyan will remain in custody in Prague until  further legal proceedings are determined. 

ArmInfo.Armenian police responded to the accusations of RPA candidate David Shahnazaryan. Earlier Shahnazaryan told reporters today that the "Police are  paralyzed." "During the voting, I discovered that Valery Osipyan (the  head of the Police, ed.) In my apartment added (registered, ed.) An  unknown person. Imagine what is happening with others," he  said.

ArmInfo. During the special parliamentary elections held in Armenia on December 9, between 8:00 and 15:00, the police received 26 reports of violations.According to  the press service of the law enforcement agency, in 7 cases we are  talking about obvious violations, materials are being prepared on  them. 

ArmInfo.The detection of the internationally wanted nephew of the third president of Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan Narek Sargsyan, in Prague was the result of effective  cooperation between the Armenian Police and Interpol, the head of the  RA Police Valery Osipyan told reporters on December 9, after the  fulfillment of his civic duty at a polling station.  

ArmInfo.The Armenian police, in cooperation with Interpol and foreign colleagues, on December 6 in Prague detected the nephew of the third president of the Republic of  Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan Narek Sargsyan, son of Alexander (Sashik)  Sargsyan, who is on the international wanted list.

ArmInfo. Former Minister of National Security of Armenia, former member of the governing board of the opposition party "Armenian National Movement",  and currently an MP candidate from the ex-ruling Republican Party (RPA), believes that  the upcoming elections do not promise anything good for the RA,  because internal political stability will not be established.

ArmInfo.On November 21, the government of Armenia refused to amend the law on ensuring road safety. By this legislative initiative, the RA Police hoped to regulate the rules of conduct for drivers and Traffic Police officers when a vehicle stops a law enforcement officer.

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ArmInfo.The government of Armenia at the meeting on November 8 issued a negative opinion on the amendments to the law "About the Animal World" submitted by MP Tigran Urikhanian.

ArmInfo.According to the results of the 6-month work, it can be said that the RA Police coped with the task quite well. This opinion was expressed by the. Prime  Minister Nikol Pashinyan at a meeting on road safety reforms.

ArmInfo.The Armenian police opened a case of bribery on a large scale by the inspector of the State Revenue Committee of Armenia.

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ArmInfo. The statement made by MP Armen Ashotyan that the windows were broken during the rally on October 2, the cars were damaged and incidents occurred was not  confirmed. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan wrote about this on his  Facebook page.  The Prime Minister offered Ashotyan to present  concrete cases so that the police could have an opportunity to  investigate them.

ArmInfo. By position of 15:00 on September 23, the police received 33 signals about  violations during the elections to the Council of Elders of Yerevan.  This was reported by the press service of the RA Police.

ArmInfo. According to the regulations for 12:00 noon, on September 23, the Armenian police received 10 signals about violations during the elections to the  Council of Elders of Yerevan.

ArmInfo.The police actions in one of the headquarters of the Prosperous Armenia Party in the capital's Ajapnyak community were legal. On September 23 the  chief of the RA Police Valery Osipyan told journalists after  fulfilling the voting procedure at the elections to the Council of  Elders of Yerevan.

ArmInfo. The Armenian police properly prepared for the elections to the Council of Elders of Yerevan, including clarifying the electoral lists. This is stated in  the statement of the RA Police.

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ArmInfo. The Public Services Regulatory Commission (PSRC) of Armenia is concerned about the "unreasonable accusations" of the police against the regulator's management. "We are confident that as a result of a professional and objective analysis of the facts, it was possible to avoid disclosing" sensational data "which does not correspond to real state of affairs," the Commission's statement received by ArmInfo reads.

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