Police officers: How does the 900-euro punishment risk kissing each of us?

It was October 2020 when a couple in Milan, Italy, decided to go to a restaurant. On the way, they removed their pandemic masks, and they naturally kissed. But shortly after the kiss, they were surrounded by four police officials and sentenced to 400 euros.

The man was 40-year-old Italian engaged to his Polish girlfriend two years ago. They showed the police pictures that they were really engaged, but that's why the police didn't listen to reasoning in anti-Condavit measures.

This event became wild throughout the world. However, there was a point of support: anti-Covid measures. But the Kosovo police decided, perhaps for other reasons, to break the record of the punishment for a kiss and to stay nowhere to justify it.

450 euros was the penalty given to a Kosovo couple, more precisely to an exile who had kissed his girlfriend. Even now, his girlfriend is reported to have been sentenced to 450 euros, which makes her a high punishment. 900 euros.

The same would do indecently by kissing him in public even though he had been approached several times,” written in the description of the offense, follows Periscope.

There's no mention of the violation of anti-Condavid measures, which may have been a violation taken into account that no wearing a mask by two people who don't live with each other.

There is no mention of any other offense.

This leads to suspicion that Kosovo police have acted under religious morality. Many social networking posts denounced the police's ruthless condemnation, considering it linked to their private religious beliefs.

This puts each of us in danger of becoming the victim of the police ' religious subjects regarding our walking, our dress, our words, and so forth. /Periscope