Last news: The cops were so proud they let a victim's body burn for coffee

Kosovo police have ruled two police officials, under suspicion of treatment not adequate for finding a person with no signs of life yesterday in a wooden shed in the village of Drela Rugova.

A media communiqué says the police patrol immediately responded to the case, including the medical team, who have concluded that the person found inside is without signs of life. While patrolled police officials were also waiting for the investigation unit to arrive at the scene to proceed with further police proceedings, suddenly the log cabin was burned and completely burned.

Reference to the created situation, the site has responded to all police units, including the fire investigation expert from the fire department. The state prosecutor has been informed of the case, and the country's examination of the event has continued today to clarify all circumstances regarding the case. According to preliminary investigations stated by the fire expert, the fire is allegedly caused by the current.

Meanwhile, media today have reported that Kosovo police last night have accepted information that nothing is known about the fate of a citizen, Hazir Qorray (1952) from Peja.

Police had immediately launched investigations into him and had found the same one without signs of life at his holiday in the village of Drela in Rugova.

Qorw's death is suspicious. Immediately, he was invited to the site of the event to respond to other relevant police units, including the police station commander, the chief of investigation and the criminal-technical.

Two cops: B. Adam and F. Bajraktaraj was assigned to guard the site until forensics and legal medicine were released.

But something unusual happened shortly. Two policemen had left the scene. They invited someone to drink coffee at another nearby resort, and just after a while, Hazir Qorray's break was involved in the flame along with his lifeless body.