3 minutes agoPolice detail the person who tried to violent into the American Embassy.
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Kosovo police have confirmed that one person, yesterday afternoon, has attempted to break into the American Embassy facility in Dragad. In a response to Periscope, police officials have said all relevant police actions have been taken against the suspects. They believe that the person suffers from mental flaws. During [...]
He was stumbled by security members who tried to prevent his entry into the Embassy's space.
They found it difficult to neutralise him, since they suspected he might be armed. Thus was the assistance of the Kosovo Police, who arrested the suspect, writes Periscopi.
The Periscope Police's response is said to be to have mental flaws and uncontrolled behavior.
The same has been sent for respective medical examinations.
“Such allegations have also been confirmed by the expert doctor, and the same is being offered medical therapy”, said further in Kosovo Police's response to the case.
One incident occurred yesterday in front of the American Embassy, spokesman Richard May confirmed.
In his response, he writes that a strangely behaved individual caused a minor incident in front of the US Embassy in Pristina on January 9th.
On the other hand, he shows that Kosovo police were taken away.
Police intervention had been necessary, since security members had no knowledge of whether the suspect had been armed or what claims he had.
Periscop sources suggest that the suspected person had begun to insult and scream at the Embassy.
“Nan, who are you not giving visas”, had shouted at the suspect, who barely managed to be neutralised by the Kosovo Police, who also used a spray against him.
The case occurred just days after it was reported that the American Embassy has rejected Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj's visa.
Haradinaj is the country's first prime minister to have not been equipped with an American visa for official visits to the US.
In a response to the media regarding this case, American Embassy spokesman Richard May said I cannot comment on the case because of data privacy.
“Ambada does not comment on individual visa cases due to our privacy laws of data”, he had said.
The issue had been discussed by Prime Minister Haradinaj himself.
He had said he was expecting an American visa so I could travel to the United States regarding morning prayer, while failing to go to the US for several meetings he had had in the state of Lowa, since he had not yet received the answer to American visas./Periscopi
