11-year-old driving bus on the streets of Gjakova ends up at Prosecution

A chronice performed by Klan Kosova, where one 11-year-old is seen driving the bus, has prompted Kosovo police to launch investigations into the child's family.

Oldi Yoshi, 11, is seen in chronics driving a bus on the streets of a village in Gjakova, on the road near the Joshi family, respectively.

Kosovo police had confirmed to Periscope last week that once they saw this chronice, they would be invited for interviews with persons responsible for the case.

“Tomorrow will be invited to his family at the Police Station in Gjakova, and this will be discussed as to what will be done with” has told Periscope, Kosovo Police spokeswoman for the Gjakova region, Freedom Beciray.

Meanwhile, Beciray confirmed to Periscop that the case was opened at the Prosecutor's Office.

“You announced that Kosovo police from the police station in Gjakova, to receive information on illegal behaviour in the concrete case, have taken necessary measures in identifying persons and in co-operation with the state procuror, criminal cases have been initiated against them. The completed case will be further prosecuted at the basic prosecution in Gjakova”, Beqiray has said.

From Klan Kosova, they express regret, saying the idea has not been to promote something illegal, but to present the 11-year-old talent.

Blerim Xhemajli, editor-in-chief in Kosovo, has told Periscopi that given that there are children who can drive cars and other vehicles, information has been interesting that somewhere in Kosovo a child knows how to drive and bus.

He has said it was family members who have proposed that the 11-year-old show his talent on the streets of the village and further clarifying the idea of the chronicle, added that two cars on the other side of the day have by chance passed by. Xhemajli admits it is reflected badly in public eyes.

It was more about curiosity. The show was to demonstrate the ability of such a young man to drive a bus. Since there has been no condition to take place elsewhere, the demonstration has taken place on a village street. Few have had a bad shadow even of the chronice, and the presentation has not worked out in the best way. On that day's demonstration, there were two cars that passed”, Jamesley said about Periscope.

Feeling remorse and paying off the purpose of the chronice, Xhemajli says Kosovo police can do their job.

They've shown us that they're not on the bus. If the police want to investigate, it's their job. The initial idea has been since an 11-year-old drives a bus. In the audience mirror, this has not turned out well, of course, since the boy is seen driving a bus on a route frequenting”, Xhemajli says.

Multiple reactions have been made to this chronicity, especially at the time that fatal accidents in Kosovo have increased. It has also been Kosovo Police, which has come up with an appeal a few days ago, urging drivers in Kosovo to be more cautious. And that, was one of the reasons why it has driven big reactions, how an 11-year-old man is promoted driving a bus. /Periscopi/