Did the Head of the Patrol Service Get into an Accident? 'Hraparak'

Yesterday, we received information that on Sunday, November 21, the head of the Patrol Service, Arthur Umrshatyan, was involved in an accident. He flipped over in a Toyota Corolla. 'Hraparak' reports. He was accompanied by his wife, who was taken to the hospital with injuries.

Sources told the media that the head of the Patrol Service had consumed alcohol, but efforts are being made to conceal this fact. Interestingly, websites 'affiliated' with the police have not reported anything about this accident, presumably to protect their officials.

“Otherwise, they would flood the internet with grand headlines, artistically describing the heroic actions of the patrol officers. Yet, when the same patrol’s chief causes an accident, there is no word about it. We searched and found a report on the police website detailing the car accident that occurred that day. The information in the report aligns with our information, although no names are mentioned for the accident participants. According to the report, 'on November 21, around 22:15, on the 3rd km of the Artashat-Vерίν Artashat road, a Toyota Corolla vehicle went off the roadway and flipped over, landing in a field. The 41-year-old driver and a 37-year-old passenger were transported to the hospital with injuries. An investigation is underway.'

Umrshatyan is 41 years old, and the other details also match our information, but we decided to verify further. Our sources within the Patrol Service confirmed that this is indeed the accident being discussed.

We also reached out to the head of the Patrol Service, Arthur Umrshatyan, for a comment. Initially, he responded politely to our questions, but when we mentioned the accident, he said, 'I can’t talk right now. Call me in an hour.' 'Honestly, my situation is such that I can’t speak,' he said.

- We were told your wife is in the hospital, are you also there?

- Yes, I am here, by her side, everything is normal, there is no problem. If you’re interested in something else, call me a little later.

- It was said that you were also drunk at the wheel.

- Well, they’re saying the wrong thing, whatever they say, you’ll clarify the rest. Thank you, good luck,' states 'Hraparak.'