11 minutes agoPolice speak of the girl who was sentenced to 100 euros: She called out loud.
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Last night, the reaction of a Pristina citizen named Aida Gashi, who had announced that she was sentenced to 100 euros in fines by a police official after laughing loudly. He has also made known the name of the police official who has condemned him while [...]
She had written that she was sitting on a break on the “Recep Luci” street in the capital, where she was waiting for a taxi and talking to a friend of hers.
Gashi had written that a loud smile had cost her 100 euros in fines from police official Fatmir Miftari.
“Police office: What are you talking about?
“Aida: Are you serious?
“Fatmir: You're too much, you don't have any!
“Aida: What are you doing?
“Fatmir: In my ears.
To understand what really happened last night, Periscop contacted the Kosovo Police.
In response to Periscop, police have indicated that police officials had accepted complaints from citizens of noise at locals operating on “Rexep Luci”.
According to the Police version, Citizen Gashi had ignored police officials and had begun shouting aloud.
“By July 18th 2019 on the “Rexhep Luci” street, following citizens' complaints, police officials have responded to calls and identified all the locals and spaces that conflict with the law, since the same have not implemented the pre-priced time limit with the 03-L-124 Law. On the aforementioned date, police officials have encountered a group of people among whom, as a sign of revolt, a member of the female gender, in addition to ignoring the orders of police officials, has shouted loudly and disobeyed police officials. As a result of these behaviors that conflict with the law of 03 L-142 for corruption of order and public calm, the same has been pronounced a counterpoint”, said the police response given to Periscope.
Police officials have also announced the legal basis of condemnation against the citizen Gashi.
“Based on the Law for Public Order and Silence, 03/L-142.
Article 8 ʹPublic Unions' noise-related violations
- Anyone who causes unnecessary and unbearable noise to be heard around or on the street and who disturbs others from 22: 00 p.m. to 7: 00 p.m. during the week and from 11: 00 p.m. to 7: 00 p.m. on Saturdays and on Sundays is sentenced to persecution.
- If the violations from paragraphs 1 of this article are committed by the physical person, he /it is fined 30 (30) to five hundred (500) Euro.
- If the initial offenses in paragraph 1 of this article are committed by the owner or person responsible for a legal subject, he/he is fined by a hundred-five-five-five-four-seven (700) Euro”, police report.
They have made it known that in the first two weeks of July, 65 calls from the citizens of this area for corruption of order and calm have been accepted.
Kosovo's “Police, after acknowledging citizens' complaints of corruption of order and public calm, have taken parallel police authorisation measures to the noise of locals, which have shown widespread dissatisfaction with the concern of sound pollution. In the first two weeks of July, the Centre Police Station has accepted a total of 65 calls/ankesa from the citizens of the downtown Pristina area for breach of order and public calm”, police say further./Artine Muchiqi/ PERISCOP
