Yerevan police arrest suspect after stabbing victim, 29, dies
Police say they found and arrested a suspect after a man stabbed on 7 November died in hospital on 8 November. Investigators have opened murder proceedings.

Police say they found and arrested a suspect after a man stabbed on 7 November died in hospital on 8 November. Investigators have opened murder proceedings.

Yerevan criminal police found and arrested a person suspected of stabbing a 29-year-old man, who died in hospital on 8 November, police said. The suspect was born in 2001.
Police received an emergency call at 17:33 Yerevan time on 7 November about a stabbed person on Baghramyan Avenue. An ambulance crew took the man to hospital with injuries caused by a sharp object. Police later established that the incident had occurred on Lemkin Street.
Preliminary police information indicated that the suspect and the victim did not know each other and had never met before the incident. The circumstances remain under investigation.
Police said they sent the documents to the Arabkir investigative division. The division, part of Armenia’s Investigative Committee, opened criminal proceedings classified as murder, Shamshyan.com reported. The classification does not establish the suspect’s guilt. The suspect is presumed innocent until guilt is established by a court judgment that has entered into legal force.

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