Former Armenian official Gagik Khachatryan is arrested and brought to court on a stretcher, after appearing unable to move independently. OC Media and JAMnews both report that he is taken to the courtroom in this condition, drawing wider attention to the arrest and court appearance.
JAMnews adds further detail, stating that Khachatryan is 71 and that his lawyers argue the authorities’ actions amount to torture. Both outlets frame the stretcher transport as a central feature of the case, but they provide limited additional information about the underlying charges in the excerpts provided. The differing emphasis is mainly on the legal claims: JAMnews foregrounds the lawyers’ allegations, while OC Media focuses on the arrest and the manner of his court transfer.
Overall, the reports agree on the basic sequence—arrest followed by court attendance on a stretcher—and on Khachatryan’s inability to move without assistance, while differing in how much attention they give to the claimed legal and human-rights implications.
