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(5 years ago)This Tuesday, at 10:00 p.m., reports to members of the Commission for Security and Defence Affairs, Chief Executive Chief of the Kosovo Police Inspectorate, Consistence Hodaj, Hodaj will be questioned by the deputies of this commission if Kosovo Police Director General Samedin Mehmeti has been interviewed in the case of catching 400kg of drugs [...]
This Tuesday, at 10:00, reports to members of the Commission for Security and Defence Affairs, chief executive of the Kosovo Police Inspectorate, the Hodaj Framework,
Hodaj would be questioned by the deputies of this commission if Kosovo Police Director General Samedin Mehmeti was interviewed in the case of seizure of 400kg of drugs at the entrance of Lipjan, which had occurred in May of this year.
“There are possibilities that we ask him, we go to the conference after meeting”, said the chairman of the Commission for Security and Defence Affairs, Beque Berisha for Albanian Post.
Such a claim has been confirmed by committee member Mefail Bajqinovci.
We'll ask him about it, and many other themes --x1> -- have managed Bajqinovci.
Meanwhile, on November 24th, the Kosovo Police Inspectorate through a media communique has denied having interviewed Kosovo Police Director General Samedin Memeti, in the case of taking 400kg of drugs at the entrance of Lipjan that had occurred in May of this year.
According to IPK's announcement, Mehmet was interviewed in the quality of the witness, in the case when a police official was suspected of criminal activity “impact” and “Exploration of official secrecy”.
The purpose of fair information of the IPK reports that his interview has no connection with the seizure of the suspected narcotics substance, which the Kosovo Police themselves are investigating, said the IPK response.
By May of this year, 400kg of cocaine had been found in a truck in Lipjan and allegedly had Germany as their destination.
Kosovo Minister of Internal Affairs Jedal Svecla stressed that the Kosovo Police action has been carried out in co-ordination with “our partners' institutions” and commended the Kosovo Police' “to perform their excellent task”.
Kosovo's “Republic, with all its capacities, will be uncompetitive in fighting all criminal activities, endangering the safety of citizens and challenging the rule of law”, Svecla had said.
Seven people were arrested in this action.
