Change drug banners and counterfeit, cuffed by Kosovo Police's economic crimes

A person has been arrested after the same person sold medicine products suspected of smuggling (the Republic of Kosovo's without banners), writes Periscopi.

According to the police report, the suspect who owned the drug store had acquired material in a personal way and risked overall health.

Full announcement:

Kosovo police, the Directorate for Investigation of Economic Crimes and Corruption, either Regional Unit for the Investigation of Economic Crimes and Corruption in Pristina, in co-operation with Pristina (Central Department), today with the date of 21.03.2022, following some investigative/operative actions, through competent investigators have managed to provide information about a criminal activity for the alleged initial person <x0, the quality of the owner of a drug storeman, who is selling products suspected of smuggling (unable to the Kosovo Republic's gang), as well as the counterfeiters of other gangs and gangs in public camps.

The high-ranking initial suspect has managed to benefit materially in personal terms and at the same time potentially endanger overall health.

Police investigators, following the company of necessary investigative and operational actions, have provided additional relevant evidence concerning the case.

After completing the drug control by pharmaceutical inspectors, the presence of the suspected person associated with the police has been secured, the same has been interviewed in the quality of the suspected person and on the basis of these evidence has become a suspicion that:

These alleged (A.V.) actions allegedly committed criminal work:

“Production and distribution of harmful medical products” under the Kosovo Republic penal code ( KPRK.

In consultation and co-ordination with Prosecutor-in-chief from the Constitutional Prosecutor in Pristina today, with the date of 21.03.2022, the upper suspect (A.V.) with the decision on the ban has been sent to the hold for 48 hours.