Armenian Authorities Indict Three in 200 Million State Property and Money Laundering Case
The Investigative Committee of Armenia has concluded its preliminary investigation into three individuals involved in a major criminal scheme. The case centers on the illegal alienation of state-owned property in Yerevan and subsequent money laundering, with the assets valued at approximately 200 million. The formal indictment has been forwarded to the supervising prosecutor.
Law enforcement agencies in Armenia are actively investigating a broader criminal case that involves a total of 7 individuals. The alleged offenses include the abuse or overstepping of official powers, as well as aiding and abetting in large-scale money laundering.
Property Details and Location
The unlawfully alienated real estate was originally state-owned property allocated for the use of the V. Brusov State University, a prominent public educational institution in Yerevan.
- Location: Address 59, 38/1 Pushkin Street, Yerevan.
- Total area: 451.1 square meters.
The Accused and Ongoing Proceedings
At this current stage, the indictment concerning 3 specific individuals—identified by their initials A.A., G.G., and A.Av.—has been submitted to the supervising prosecutor in connection with the 200 million property scheme. Legal proceedings against the remaining suspects are still underway.
"The preliminary investigation of the criminal proceedings for the other individuals is continuing," reports hetq.am.
As per standard legal protocol, any person accused of a crime is presumed innocent until their guilt is proven by a legally binding court verdict, as established by the Criminal Procedure Code.
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