4 minutes agoNew details about the disappearance of two policemen, the prosecution is interviewing four people
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(8 years ago)The last one to see the two missing cops was a driver who was convicted of wrongdoing. This person was recently interviewed by the State Attorney. Express brings in the latest information on the investigation into the disappearance, four days ago, of the male police officer Dassey and Andur Train. Four people so far are [...]
The last one to see the two missing cops was a driver who was convicted of wrongdoing. This person was recently interviewed by the State Attorney. Express brings in the latest information on the investigation into the disappearance, four days ago, of the male police officer Dassey and Andur Train.
Four people have so far been interviewed by state investigative bodies in connection with the investigation into the disappearance of two police officers, Malesor Dash and Amend Train, who allegedly fell into an abyss on Kacannik's territory on Saturday evening while in office. Of those interviewed, there are workers from the construction company “Bechtel Enka”, one of which police missing the fatal evening handed him over to the police.
The prosecution also questioned the person who had been the last to contact missing police officers. He, High Priest Love of Armend Train, had been told a ticket to counter it on Saturday evening.
Details about interviewing these people have awarded the chief prosecutor's Journal Express at the Foundation Prosecutor's Office in Ferizaj, Shukri Jashari on Wednesday.
Four witnesses have been interviewed. There are witnesses who are employees of Bechtel Enka. There is another witness who was arrested that day, as well as another person interviewed that day, whose missing police had pronounced a communications ticket for wrongdoing. Now we're going to see from the investigation”, Jashar told Express.
But, about this mysterious case, chief prosecutor Jashari, who is conducting the investigation, has said the first allegations lead to the abyss.
Until these moments, the only doubts are that they've fallen into the river. The rest is just rumors”, he's cleared up.
And meanwhile, the car that we were driving on Saturday night was sent for examination. All of this, according to the prosecution, is to shed light on what caused the accident. Jashari has indicated that officials and communications experts from the Kosovo police will once again appear at the scene to reveal the causes he calls up to the accident.
“Vetura has been sent to expertise. Request has been made, only expected to be tested. We can't prejudge if the car had any defects, since there hasn't been any trace of braking since the scene. Allegations are that they have fallen into the” river, chief prosecutor at the Foundation Prosecutor's Prosecutorship in Ferizaj, Shukri Jashari.
The prosecution suspects that parts of the brain were found at the scene
The day after that, several body remains have been found at the scene, which, according to the Prosecutor, are suspected to be part of the brain. Those pieces are unknown whether they belong to any of the police officers or any other person.
To be taught who they belong to, the prosecution says it's going to be an obsession analysis that will give you more information.
“The parts found are suspected to be a part of the brain. But without an instrument analysis, we can't know what was safe. We're waiting for Legal Medicine report”, prosecutor Jashar said.
Legal Medicine: If the prosecution applies, we examine them tomorrow.
About this issue, officials from Legal Medicine in Kosovo have stated they are awaiting the Prosecution Command and say that if that order arrives within the day, the examinations of those remains will be conducted tomorrow.
So Kosovo Legal Medicine Director Arsim Gerjaliu has told Express, clarifying that they have not accepted any invitation from the Prosecutor for examination.
We expect the order from Ferizaj's Prosecution. If they bring it in, we're due tomorrow to examine”, Gerjaliu stated. Meanwhile, on this issue, Kosovo investigative directors have taken as material evidence a weapon that is unknown to whom it belongs, some handcuffs, as well as a tire rod.
The officers on Saturday were in an official car at Elez's Kacanik- Hani-Hann and then the car fell from a height of about 150m on the Lepenc River.
Research is also under way on the Macedonian side of the interstate border. Authorities there are in search of the bodies of two policemen, as allegations are that the water flow has been able to carry them in the section of Lepenc passing through Macedonia.
