The cop who attacked Mustaf: I don't know I'm a suspect.

Nazim Sahiti, chief of economic crimes in the Kosovo Police, has said to have no knowledge that he has changed status under the investigations being conducted in the case of PTK director Agron Mustafa's beating. Sahiti, however, has told the Kohas Ditore, that he will respect any investigation conducted by institutions [...]
Nazim Sahiti, chief of economic crimes in the Kosovo Police, has said to have no knowledge that he has changed status under the investigations being conducted in the case of PTK director Agron Mustafa's beating.
Sahiti, however, has told the Kohas Ditore, that he will respect any investigation conducted by the country's institutions.
I'm not informed. I'm going to respect every investigation the institutions make and I'm convinced they're going to whitewash the truth”, Sahiti said, conveys Koha.net. “I've brought the legal framework. It's not true that I told a lie to the cop who didn't have a fight. When I said it was a fight, I meant the fight two days ago they had it. Tarkan with Agron Mustaf. I know better than you than what a criminal offense is”, Sahiti said.
He has been asked by the newspaper if he sees fit to resign from the top post he holds in the Kosovo Police to leave independent investigations, but he has said such a thing is not necessary.
“I didn't do anything. I'm not going anywhere, Sahiti said.
Time.net reported earlier that Pristina's Constitutional Prosecutor has turned Kosovo's Economic Crimes Unit Director Nazim Sahiti into suspect, who was involved in a physical clash with PTK director Agron Mustafa.
Koha Ditore from his sources had learned that the prosecution has turned the senior leader into the Kosovo Police from the suspected witness.
Kosovo Police Inspector Nazim Sahiti's chief of economic crimes, chaired by the Kosovo Police Inspectorate, has finally been replaced by the prosecution. Nazim Sahiti from the witness has returned to the suspected person after watching recordings by the Prosecution”, say Time Ditore sources within the Pristina Foundation Prosecutor.
According to these sources, there has been a major challenge to proceed with the case due to continued pressures in handling this case based on the involvement of the high-profile management of economic crimes.
Time.net tried on Thursday afternoon to contact the case prosecutor, Rukiye Shasivari, but she has not responded to phone calls.
Koha Ditore has reported that a DVD of a local local station, where police officials have beaten the Kosovo Post and Telecom director, has not been examined at all by the Kosovo Police Inspectorate when they have decided to suspend police Avni Berisha, known as “Tarkani”, while “s house” chief of economic crimes, Nazim Sahiti.
But the same video has prompted the prosecutor to change the name for PTK director Agron Mustafa from “to “viktime”. The video, as the paper has learned, has also clarified that Agron Mustafa has not attacked the police with the nickname “Tarkani”. That Mustafa has attacked “Cacrificel” has said Sahiti in the statement given to the investigator.
The event took place on Saturday, December 30, 2017, at the site known as “Vogla Catets”.












