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Baku/03.09.23/Tuarn: 3 persons were detained due to the March 4 attack on Bravo hypermarket in Khatai district of the capital city.
The joint report of the Interior Ministry and the Office of the Prosecutor General of March 9 says that Ruhlan Ismailov, Dayanat Gudratov, Azer Mammadov and Sabuhi Gurbanov by prior agreement committed murder and armed robbery.
Dayanat Gudratov, Azer Mammadov and Sabuhi Gurbanov were detained as suspects and charged under numerous Articles of the Criminal Code of Azerbaijan.
A fourth suspect, Ruhlan Ismailov, was killed during a police operation.
"During inspection of the flat where Ruhlan Ismayilov was hiding, 16. 835 manat and 20.100 US dollars, an "AKC Lancaster-03" assault rifle, "Makarov" and "Colt" pistols were found.
The pistols and ammunition were also seized from Dayanat Gudratov, who was detained during the operation.
As a reminder, Samir Sheydaev, an employee of "Unibank", was seriously wounded in the armed attack, and Rufat Gashimov, a collector, was killed. -0
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