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Baku/21.05.20/Turan: A lawsuit was filed on the fact of an attack on police officers in the city of Yevlakh (295 km. to the west of Baku). As part of the case, 21 rioters were detained.
According to local sources, residents of the “Gypsy Quarter” on May 18-19 threw stones at the police, demanding compliance with quarantine standards.
According to sources in the prosecutor’s office, a lawsuit was filed under the Article 21 (hooliganism) and 315 (resistance or use of force to a government official). So far, one participant in the riots has been arrested.
Investigation of the case will be decided on the remaining 20 detainees. -02D-
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