Tome Gashi speaks up, arguing about the attack on beggars: He says VV has nothing to do with the case.

He has claimed that these beggars are frauds who are misused by their “bos, but without offering any facts about the matter. Moreover, even if it were true, the beggar in question would simply be a victim of another abuse, not a deceitful one.

This was not the first time, but I believe it will be the last time we citizens react in various ways to get away.

I've had it happen to go out with inspectors and police, we've been out and we've seen them in such situations; they're healthier than me, they're insinuating, they're grieving. Because it is a certain obligation to give them any money, because they are neither of Kosovo, but the connection [that is not of Kosovo] continued Mr. Gashi.

It's hard to understand how this person is a lawyer by looking at the terrible connection of sentences, and also the post of basic error spelling on his profile.

Kosovo Police have convicted a client who's been laughing in the late hours of the night, I've told the police how you punished a person who's been laughing once, but these are on the street for two years.” he said on a T7 television show.

In fact, the beggar in question had not been exposed, groaning in late hours of the night.

I've been walking, I've stopped talking to him and asked me to turn off my voice... the insults he's made, I can't say now, I've tried to say lower your voice, I've had physical contact with him. There have been people who have recorded phones and reacted.

Kosovo police have not yet arrested or interviewed the lawyer, who is also known as a fanatic supporter of the Vetevendosje Movement. He said that with the gesture in question, Vetevendosje has nothing to do with his foot. /Periscope