Kurti surpriseds: I don't know how Dejan Pantic, on charges of terrorism, was sent to house arrest

“does not know the case of the defendant because he could not be sent to official prison. He has the pre-prison status, but is a defendant for terrorism. Since he was on a hunger strike and had heart problems, he could be taken to a hospital, which is understandable. But is it reasonable? The court decides. When you have a charge of terrorism and being sent into house arrest... I'm curious to find out who that prosecutor is who makes that request and that preliminary court who made that decision, Kurti said.

Former Serbian police officer Dejan Pantic, who is suspected of assaulting Kosovo Police and Municipal Election Commissions in the north, has been changed measures from detention to home arrest, the Constitutional Court in Pristina has confirmed.