Kosovo police plead on last night: The citizen offended, threatened, and raised his hand against the police officers

In the video released by Periscope, it is seen as Kosovo police have used physical violence against a man in the presence of his children.

Regarding the Periscope case, he has contacted Kosovo Police spokesman Daut Hoxha.

Hoxha confirmed that last night Periscop reported that the suspect was detained because of not wearing the mask.

On the other hand, Hoxha says that after police have warned the suspects with B.S. initials, the same had arrogant behaviour towards the blue uniform, even insulting and threatening police officials.

About 9:30 hours ago, the police unit while carrying out legal duties and competencies, specifically during the patrol at “Mother Teresa” has encountered the suspected person with the initials (B. S; 1988) who has been without a mask. The same has been cautioned several times, but there is no such thing as police officials' orders, when he has been asked the ID document by officials and has realized that it is being marked by the law for the prevention and fighting of the pandemic, he has begun to use offensive and threatening expressions, also displaying arrogant behaviour toward police officials, and in a moment he has raised his hand towards police officials where the same are forced to use the necessary force, proportional hand to put the suspect under control. л, says Hoxha for Periscope.

Police spokesman stresses that a police official has been injured by the suspect's resistance and uncontrolled behavior.

During the arrest, a police official has taken a lead in uncontrolled and resistant behavior by the suspect. Suspect has been escorted to the Central police station for further procedures concerning the case of obstructing the official person in carrying out official duty. Regional investigation of the Kosovo Police, Kosovo Police Inspectorate and State Prosecutor for further procedures have also been announced. The suspect is sent to hold for 48 hours. This is David Hoxha.

In July, Kosovo Assembly deputies have voted the law on preventing and fighting Pandemia COVID-19.

The government has decided that anyone who does not respect the measures imposed for preventing the spread of Covid-19 will be fined between 35 and 500 euros./ P ERISCOPY/ZANA RUGOVA/