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(7 years ago)Acting Deputy Minister of Education Arber Geci has denied to have threatened a police official Thursday following the pronunciation of a fine for opposing his brother Ilir Geci, on “Rrustem Statovci” in Pristina. Geci for Time said that the whole case occurred after he and his brother were [...]
Acting Deputy Minister of Education Arber Geci has denied to have threatened a police official Thursday following the pronunciation of a fine for opposing his brother Ilir Geci, on “Rrustem Statovci” in Pristina.
Geci for Time said that the whole case occurred after he and his brother had been stopped by car, yet, always according to him, Officer E. B. He was close to their car telling Ilir Geci (Arber Gecit's brother) that “because he's got four women in his car and he's got no”.
According to Geci, the policeman had asked him to leave, while he was on the sidewalk and then hit him by hand.
I stopped by accident, talked to my brother. He informed me that police officer E.B. He got close to the car and told her he was okay with four women in the car and the cop saw one. This is not the first time this cop's misbehaved to Ilir Geci. Then the cop shouted at me to leave while I was on the sidewalk and he punched me in the arm of”, he says.
He adds that he had warned the police that this behavior would report to competent bodies.
Geci denies using his position to threaten him until he exposes that he has offended and obstructed the police officer.
I said I'd report it to the competent bodies for this behavior. He asked me what my name was. I gave him a document telling him who I left. On no occasion have I threatened or offended or prevented him. I haven't mentioned it in any case that I'm VIP or anything else”, he says.
He adds that the case was reported to the police, until he adds that the prosecutor immediately dismissed the police report, arguing that there is no threat or criminal offence.
He says police have prosecuted him as a crime rather than a threat.
Time.net has also seen the sentence, and it says that Geci has been condemned for “disrespecting legitimate orders (official person)”.
Geci has said he has rejected this sentence and will appeal it to the tribunal.
The court can also refute this “sentence, he said.
