On September 19, 2025, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Christine Yee and Investigator Rocio Flores conducted a joint subsequent complaint visit to conduct additional investigation for the above allegations. Also present during the visit were Officer Ramirez and Officer Hewitt with the Los Angeles Police Department, North Hollywood Division. The Team was let into the home by Diana Gevorgyan, Staff. Andrew Akhparian, Administrator, was advised of the team’s presence at the home and he joined in on the visit at 9:47am. The reason for subsequent visit was provided.

During the subsequent joint visit, Investigator Flores conducted interviews with the Administrator, staff and toured the residents' room, the two (2) sheds and a storage cabinet located in the backyard. A request was made to tour the ADU located on the premises but was denied access. Also discussed during this visit was the facility's policy on firearms, Copies of the following documents were requested emailed to LPA Yee and Investigator Flores by Monday - 9/22/25: the facility's firearms policy, documents for the Administrator's firearm safety training - received during visit, Staff schedule - LIC500, copy of the Personal Rights training and copy of Administrator documents for Diana Gevorgyan. Based on the information received during the visit, it was determined that further investigation is needed before a determination can be made for the above allegations. Exit interview was conducted.

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Per information received from the investigation regarding Allegation #1 - Conduct Inimical- Staff are using illegal drugs and conducting unsafe firearm practices while at the facility, Resident #4 revealed during interviews conducted that back in January or February 2024, Resident #4 saw the Licensee with a firearm laying in plain view next to him on the couch located in the staff room. Resident #4 does not know if the firearm was loaded. Per Resident #4, Staff #1 was present at the time. As a result of this one-time incident, Resident #4 feels uncomfortable living in the home. Resident #4 also stated that they have observed the Licensee’s “off behavior” on multiple occasions such as slurring, sitting on the couch for prolonged hours and not cognizant of his actions and eyes rolling back but they also state that they have never observed the Licensee using illegal drugs or taking prescription medications. Per Resident #4, they arrived at the conclusion that the Licensee was using illegal drugs was based on the Licensee’s “off behavior.” Per interviews conducted with Resident #3, they observed the Licensee in mid-2022 standing in the front yard with a firearm pointing down near their lower body during a looting incident across the street. Resident #3 believes that the firearm was for protection in case the looters made it to the facility. The Licensee went back inside once law enforcement arrived. Both residents stated, they have not observed any firearms at the facility since then. Resident #3 also states that the Licensee has a joking sense of humor and sometimes he is serious and withdrawn. Resident #3 does not believe the withdrawn behavior is the result of drug use. They have never seen the Licensee use drugs; he experiences mood swings.

Per interview with Staff #1, they clean the residents’ rooms and have not observed any firearms in the residents’ room, staff room or in the shed. Staff #1 stated that they know that the Licensee likes to go to the shooting range but does not know for sure if the licensee owns firearms. They presumed the Licensee owned firearms because he enjoys going to the shooting range, but they have not actually seen the Licensee with firearms, whether in plain view, concealed or stored in a locked box. Per Staff #1, they were told a while back by Resident #1 that Resident #3 owned a gun after they both had a disagreement. Staff #1 had

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questioned Resident #3 and was told that the firearm was not stored in their room or in the facility. Per Staff #1, they did not and have not seen Resident #3’s firearms in the home. Staff #1 also confirmed that the Licensee has mood swings. Staff #1 also states that they have not observed the Licensee using illegal drugs, prescribed medications or alcohol or exhibiting any behaviors related to being under the influence.

During the investigation, firearm registration information was also obtained for review. Firearm registration information, reveals that Andrew Akhparian, Licensee has three (3) legally registered firearms. Per the Licensee, he has taken the firearm safety training. The firearms, ammunition and the firing pins are all stored separately in his personal residence located behind the facility. The Licensee’s residence has a separate address from the facility. LPA Yee and Investigator Flores were not given entry into the Licensee’s home to verify the information provided. The Licensee denies that he ever displayed his firearms in plain sight and stated that he did not transport his firearms from his personal residence to the facility. He also states that the staff room is kept locked and residents do not enter the staff room unless the resident is accompanied by staff. He also states that he does not believe he told the residents that he owns firearms. The residents are aware that his hobby is to go to the shooting range with his friends. Licensee also denies use of illegal drugs, prescription medications and use of alcohol. Based on the information obtained from the investigation, there was insufficient evidence to support the allegation that Conduct Inimical- Staff are using illegal drugs and conducting unsafe firearm practices while at the facility, therefore the allegation is unsubstantiated at this time. Although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation did or did not occur.

Per investigation regarding Allegation #2 - Facility’s refrigerator is in disrepair, the investigation revealed that about 2 weeks from the Department's initial visit, the kitchen refrigerator would sometimes not get cold enough and would defrost or sometimes would freeze the vegetables and the food in the refrigerator. The freezer portion of the refrigerator still worked well and the frozen foods were fine. The ice machine was also unpredictable. Per information received from interviews conducted with staff and the Administrator, the facility

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Exit interview was conducted and a copy of this report was provided.