Former Minister Bajram Hasani reports the horror experienced in Tirana: The car could've hit us.

Hasan from the Albanian capital has said he was very close to the car, which was banned by citizens from causing any tragedy.

Hasani said that after he and his wife had voted in the parliamentary elections being held there, they had decided to drink coffee near the Opera and Ballet theatre, where they had been very close when the car risked the lives of the preventers.

I was there. I don't know. We were with our wife. We were in a vote and we went back, we could get here at Opera and have a cup of coffee, and we just got in the car as you saw it. We were so close. Perhaps we were the closest of all others. We could have been hit by a car”, Hasani told the Express Journal.

He said the concern was great.

Fortunately, citizens were involved, and a boy entered for glass and stopped him. It just bothered us a lot. In the middle of the square, it was unexpected”, he said.

For the unusual event that took place today in Skrahrej Square, where a 32-year-old man has risked the lives of hundreds of citizens in the square, Albania's police have provided details.

Police have said that Arben Mema, 32, has initially crashed three vehicles in different countries causing material damage and then broke the protective barriers and entered “Square. Skender Beta” seriously jeopardizing citizens.

Among other things, police suggest that this man was found during physical control and was seized with suspected cannabis substances.