The preliminary investigation under the criminal proceedings investigated by the RA Anti-Corruption Committee revealed facts of offering bribes to officers of the patrol police service of the RA Ministry of Internal Affairs.
A patrol service officer is accused of receiving AMD 300,000 under the guise of mediation in bribery. The materials of the criminal proceedings have been sent to court.
The preliminary investigation carried out under the criminal proceedings investigated by the Anti-Corruption Committee of the Republic of Armenia established that a patrol officer of Tavush Marz Patrol Service of the Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia, using his official powers and the influence caused by them, received AMD 300,000 under the guise of mediation in giving a bribe.
The preliminary investigation under the criminal proceedings on the cases of giving and receiving election bribes has been completed.
The criminal proceedings initiated as a result of operational investigative measures carried out by the Anti-Corruption Committee of the Republic of Armenia established that the candidate of the alliance of parties participating in the special elections of Gyumri community Counsil scheduled for March 30, 2025, promised a resident of the city of Gyumri an election bribe in exchange for participating in the elections, as well as for recruiting voters to vote for the alliance of parties he represents.
Materials under the criminal proceedings against Vardenis community officials accused of receiving bribes are in court
The preliminary investigation carried out by the Anti-Corruption Committee of the Republic of Armenia under the criminal proceedings established that the head and deputy head of a relevant department of Vardenis community of Gegharkunik marz of the Republic of Armenia, using their official powers in the interests of bribe givers, received a bribe from the director of the company implementing technical inspection and an employee of the same company.
The Chairman of the Anti-Corruption Committee of the Republic of Armenia Artur Nahapetyan presented the report on the activities of the Committee for 2024 to the National Assembly.
The Chairman of the Anti-Corruption Committee of the Republic of Armenia Artur Nahapetyan today presented a report on the activities of the Committee for 2024 to the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia.
The former head of Saratak community of Shirak region is accused of committing official forgery. The criminal proceeding is in court.
The preliminary investigation of the criminal proceedings under the investigation of the Anti-Corruption Committee of the Republic of Armenia revealed a fact of official forgery, committed by a person who held the position of the head of Saratak community of Shirak region of the Republic of Armenia in 2016-2021.
Materials on criminal proceedings against 3 persons accused of violating the ban on charity during elections have been sent to the court
The criminal proceedings initiated by the RA Anti-Corruption Committee based on reports received from the Criminal Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the National Security Service of the Republic of Armenia, established that a relative of a candidate nominated by one of the alliances of parties participating in the early elections of Gyumri community Council scheduled for March 30, 2025, and two candidates for the Community Council of the mentioned alliance, having entered into a preliminary agreement, as part of a group, provided services to voters under the guise of charity and at the same time carried out pre-election campaigning.
The preliminary investigation against two officials of the Food Safety Inspection Body (FSIB) of the Republic of Armenia accused of accepting bribes has been completed. The materials of the criminal proceedings have been sent to the court.
The preliminary investigation carried out by the RA Anti-Corruption Committee within the framework of the criminal proceedings established that two chief inspectors of Vayots Dzor regional center of the Food Safety Inspection Body of the Republic of Armenia (FSIB), using their powers to commit inaction in favor of a bribe-giver or the person indicated by him, as part of a group, having entered into a preliminary agreement, received bribes from various business entities, as well as committed official forgery.
The forestry director and foresters received bribes in exchange for permission to illegally cut down trees. The preliminary investigation against 8 people, including officials who received bribes, has been completed.
As a result of large-scale evidentiary and other procedural actions carried out under the criminal proceedings investigated by the Anti-Corruption Committee of the Republic of Armenia, numerous cases of bribery by officials of “Hayantar” SNCO of the Forestry Committee of the RA Ministry of Environment in exchange for illegal logging in Lori region of the Republic of Armenia have been revealed.
