Where is the 4 million worth gold stolen from Anna Hakobyan? Details.

'Haykakan Zhamanak' newspaper reports that according to its information, the National Security Service of Armenia has announced the completion of the preliminary investigation regarding the criminal case linked to the theft of various types of gold jewelry worth around 4 million, belonging to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Anna Hakobyan.

The notable fact is that law enforcement agencies have been unable to locate the gold jewelry worth 4 million. The matter is that on November 10, an individual who accessed the residence of the Prime Minister pledged the gold jewelry at a pawn shop and failed to fulfill the obligations of the pledge on time, so the pawn shop sold it. The NSS has identified the citizen who bought it from the pawn shop, who has admitted that he sold the gold he purchased as well, thus law enforcement agencies have not been able to return the jewelry to the Prime Minister's family.

It should be noted that the NSS revealed new circumstances about the incidents of violence that occurred on November 10, 2020, at the government building, National Assembly, and other state significance facilities and public places three years later. The investigation has also found that Tigran P. went to the area near the governmental residence at 74 Dzorap Street in Yerevan around 3:00 AM on November 10, 2020, and joined the participants of the public disorder that was taking place there. Subsequently, T. P. walked towards the Prime Minister's allocated residence, entered the house, and then with several participants of the public disorder, went into the bedroom located on the second floor of the residence, where he openly stole various types of jewelry belonging to Anna Hakobyan, the Prime Minister's wife, amounting to 3,920,000 AMD, which included a gold watch found in a jewelry box, chains, a pendant, and a bracelet. Of course, Tigran P. has been detained, but Anna Hakobyan's jewelry is still missing.

Recall that disappointed citizens gathered in front of the government at midnight, expressing dissatisfaction with the announcement of the ceasefire which declared the end of the war, and then moved towards the government summer residence from where they stole gold jewelry worth around 4 million belonging to the Prime Minister's wife.