Civil activist Vardges Gaspari associates the arrest of his bank accounts with filing civil, criminal, and administrative cases brought up against him. The bank promised him to provide information within 10 days about the arrest, but no news so far. Mr. Gaspari is sure that his bank accounts were under arrest to suppress his civil activities. “They are imposing pressure with all means, this is one of the means, starting from police agents, throwing tomatoes and eggs on me by young Republicans, which is Karen Avagyan’s handwriting.” He complained that police failed to pursue these young people. “Even the camera of the neighboring building has recorded the young people, the police investigator had written that he had examined the materials, and seen these people, but no results. Moreover, in one of the cases of my being apprehended, the police brought a woman and two men into the same room, and then left the room. And right in the police department, these people provoked a debate with me, they smelled with alcohol, they were obviously drunk. This is the police handwriting in and out the police department.”
Arpine SIMONYAN
