According to Aravot, the driver of the car with 015 RR 01 license plate, which hit the demonstrator who blocked the street on May 2 demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, is a representative of a legal entity. The car is registered in the name of the non-functioning “Commander Security” security organization. In 2018, Khachatur Sukiasyan’s spokesperson stated that all employees of Sukiasyan’s bodyguard are representatives of the Commander Security guard organization and carry out activities permitted by law. In a conversation with Aravot, Anna Mkrtchyan said that there are no representatives of the mentioned security organization in Sukiasyan’s bodyguard (edited: such an organization does not exist now) and the mentioned car does not serve Sukiasyan.
It should be noted that during a protest rally in the center of Yerevan on May 2 demanding Nikol Pashinyan’s resignation, one of the users recorded how a man hit the other on the forehead with his head and then grabbed him by the collar. Moreover, the man who received the blow, it can be said, ignored him and all the same, he did nothing when the latter pulled him by his collar. Several citizens, including former MP Karen Avagyan, approached the man who had shown aggressive behavior a little further away without violence. He was presumably a driver whose way was blocked by the protesters, but it is noteworthy that the police did not arrest him for such behavior. Moreover, in the next video, he got out of the car and made some hand movements towards the police. Later, masked policemen dragged and knocked at least three demonstrators to the ground.
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