A 13-year-old girl was taken off the bus and left alone at an unknown station.
A transport control officer took a 13-year-old girl off the bus today and left her alone at an unfamiliar station. Facebook user Anna Stefanian wrote about it and appealed to Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinian.
"The reason? There was no money on the child's bus ticket, but the father paid for it when he got on the bus.
The boy explained that the fare was paid, the driver was silent, and the controller rudely replied that he was "not interested". He took the girl off the bus so she could fill out her ticket. Moreover, he called me from my daughter's phone and stated that ''your child does not look like a minor'', demanding that I send him a photo of the 13-year-old's passport. After my outrageous answer, he hung up, then left my daughter alone at an unfamiliar station and disappeared to an unknown location.
You turned the whole country into chaos, and only here did you decide to restore order? Maybe it's better to pay attention to the drugs that plague the city and the daily stabbings, instead of dropping the child off in the middle of the road, leaving him alone in the city center and disappearing.
Now the question arises: based on which law did your employee have the right to demand a minor's passport, take her off the bus and ultimately leave her alone on the street?
If something happens to my 13 year old in an unfamiliar place, who would be responsible?
This is not order, but legal arbitrariness and chaos. The exact time of the call is recorded on my phone.
I demand that the CCTV footage of this bus be immediately seized, the identity of the employee be identified and appropriate measures taken. I will seek justice... " she wrote.