Fraudsters stole 20 million drams from credit organization in Yerevan

YEREVAN, September 11. /ARKA/. Fraudsters stole 20 million drams from a credit organization in Yerevan. the Armenian police said.

According to the police, a group of people received from the organization about 20 million drams placing as collateral vehicles registered in the names of other persons (not owners).

The police said that the cars were either dismantled for spare parts and sold, or exported outside of Armenia and sold abroad. ($ 1 – 476.35 dram) – 0–

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