A few days ago we wrote that the member of the Gyumri City Council of Elders and the uncle of MP Karen Sarukhanyan was arrested on suspicion of possession and use of drugs.
According to the information of Euromedia24.com, the investigative committee has released a restraining order to sign not to leave.
It became known to us that in 2019, there was also a case of possession and use of drugs in the family of Varuzh Khojumyan, Karen Sarukhanyan's uncle's son.
Thus, the Court found Karen Sarukhanyan's uncle Manvel Varuzhani Khojumyan guilty under Article 268, Part 1 of the RA Criminal Code and Article 332, Part 2 of the RA Criminal Code.
According to part 1 of Article 268 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Armenia, sentence to 6 months of imprisonment.
To be sentenced to 1 year of imprisonment under the 2nd part of Article 332 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Armenia.
In combination with Article 66 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Armenia, on the principle of full summation of the sentences, Manvel Varuzhani Khojumyan was sentenced to imprisonment for a period of 1 year and 6 months.
However, he applied amnesty in connection with the 2800th anniversary of the founding of Erebuni-Yerevan and the 100th anniversary of the declaration of independence of the first republic of Armenia.
Remove the restraining order against him "signature not to leave".
Physical evidence 6.64 grams of final total weight, home-made "Marijuana" narcotic to be destroyed after the legal entry into force of the sentence.
By the way, the judge in the case of the deputy's uncle was Ashot Zaveni Manukyan, who is also the father of Zaven Manukyan, the head of the enlarged Akhuryan community.
Zaven Manukyan was elected the head of the community in 2023, after the resignation of the elected head of the community.
According to rumors spread in Gyumri, Zaven Manukyan is close to Karen Sarukhanyan.
Let's remind that during the party held in connection with the election of Zaven Manukyan, there was an argument between the criminal authorities and Karen Sarukhanyan.
