I Would Advise to Expose the Moles in the Law Enforcement System: Davit Sanasaryan

The suspended head of the Anti-Corruption Committee, Davit Sanasaryan, wrote on his Facebook page: "Instead of being discouraged by failures, we should learn important lessons. I would simply advise judges to seriously reconsider the judicial reform program, the effectiveness of the operational service-investigation-prosecutor's office, and not only that.

And yes, if one day the idea of vetting is reconsidered, then vetting should be done for prosecutors and investigators before judges. I would also advise to promptly expose the moles in the law enforcement system, who are connected with the former criminal regime through umbilical cords, godfather-godson, and other interconnected relationships.

I am sure you know better than me who is friends with whom, who has joint businesses with whom, who has done favors for whom in the past, or who has been invested in or promoted for what reason. After all, information leaks do not happen without it showing. After swift and precise actions, all conspiracy plans will become useless."