Senior Police Officers Organize Celebration in Violation of Quarantine Regulations - "PastsInfo"

According to reliable information from "PastsInfo", senior officers of the Police of the Republic of Armenia, led by Police Chief Vahe Ghazaryan, are currently participating in a celebration at the "Apricot" restaurant complex.

Our journalist at the scene has observed around twenty official police vehicles, including state license plates and accompanying traffic police cars.

The reason for the celebration, according to our information, is the visit of the newly appointed Police Chief of the Republic of Artsakh, General-Major Ashot Hakobyan, to Armenia, where he is being treated to an extravagant reception, turning it into a true celebration.

The noise from the ongoing celebration has been so loud that it has attracted the attention of other visitors at the restaurant.

It should be recalled that due to the pandemic, gatherings and celebrations of large groups are prohibited under the regulations set by the state emergency department. However, it seems that Police Chief Vahe Ghazaryan, a childhood friend of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, not only disregards these regulations but also, despite numerous appeals from the Prime Minister, endangers the health of himself and those around him by organizing celebrations.

It is interesting to consider what measures the emergency department and the Prime Minister will take against a public servant who violates the law, as not everyone is equal before the law,” the site reports.

Earlier, Hraparak.am reported: "Currently, an interesting celebration is being held at the "Apricot" restaurant in Kotayk Province, where Police Chief Vahe Ghazaryan, along with his deputies and about 30 guests, are celebrating. Without masks and without maintaining social distance. Meanwhile, the decree states that no more than five people should sit around a table. If police officers, especially senior police officers, do not adhere to the emergency requirements, what can be expected from ordinary citizens?"