These are the most dangerous people in Kosovo, police have been looking for them for years

The list of research for different persons is wide, but according to the official page of the Kosovo Police, these 6 are considered dangerous persons, although there is still no development for their whereabouts.

Among the list of people being sought by our authorities are three Serbs, but it is not yet specified what works these people are looking for.

Dusan Dragoljub Jovanovic, Ratomir Radun Bozovic, Branislav Rakic, are three names of Serbs who still figure on the Kosovo Police official page for years, but it is not known what criminal acts these people committed.

Among the list, Kosovars are also accused of various criminal acts.

Ridvan (Rejep) Ademi, born on 1108.1989, the address of residence in the village of Dobratin KK. They're looking for a criminal offense.

Police had tracked down a group suspected of operating in different regions of the country, where banks, oil sales points, car markets, in this case two persons were arrested, Leutrim Latifi and Kastriot Shala, while Ridvan Ademi allegedly left Kosovo and so far there is no information about where his whereabouts are.

Kosovo Police spokesman Daut Hoxha told IndexOnline that the names of the people who are being asked are on the KK's page, giving no details about the total number of people being sought.

“As to your request, I inform you that, like the Kosovo Police, we have some of the persons we're looking at on the website, while for details about the number of those who are wanted by arrest warrants for various works you can address the justice organs”, Hoxha said.

The list of wanted persons considered dangerous is also led by Petri Salih and Corab Zogian, the latter suspected of grave murder by Bekim Osman in 2006, where it is considered that the motive for this murder was revenge.

In this case, Korab Zogjian's Korab Zogjian, Shefki Zogjiani, was arrested with the promotion and assistance in the revenge murder, he was arrested for eight years, while since 2006 his grandson, Korab Zogyani, continues to remain on the run.

Amid investigation into criminal activity, grave murder, even if not officially, a year and a half after the assassination of the Civic Initiative, Oliver Ivanovic, by Kosovo authorities, has arrest warrants for the Serbian List's deputy chairman, Milan Radojzic, who is suspected of having a role in the murder of the Serbian politician.

For Ivanovic's murder, the Special Prosecutor had detained many people who were considered official persons in the north who were suspected to be involved in Ivanovic's murder and that they had obeyed Milan Radojciqi's orders.

Radojciqi was told he was often seen in Kosovo, but had not been stopped by anyone.

Much was said about Radojciqi, but it is worth explaining that his power lies in the north with the control he exercises as deputy chairman of the Serbian List.