A month's house arrest against the police suspected of beating up their colleague

The news was made known through a media communiqué from this court, where it says that during the house arrest, the suspect cannot leave his home unless this is necessary for the fulfillment of vital needs and only with the court's permission, reports the “Justice Trust”.

In the event of violations of this move, it is said the court could appoint the detention measure.

The defendants reportedly were assigned house arrest measures, since the judge of the preliminary procedure found the prosecutor's claims that the detention measures should be appointed as the most serious insulting measure to prevent the risk of influence on witnesses and the risk of repeating criminal acts do not stand.

This, since the court is said to be convinced that even with the measure of house arrest, there can be an end to the impact on the injury and the risk of repeating criminal work could be prevented.

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S.H. suspected of criminal offence “heavy bodily launch” by Article 186, par.3 related to par.1 subpar. 1.3 of KPRK and criminal offence “Canosus” by Article 181, par.2 of KPRK.

Against that decision, the disgruntled party reportedly has the right to complaint at the Court of Appeals.

Otherwise, the initial session for Wednesday, for reviewing the detention measure, had been cancelled with the argument that the suspect had not been brought into session for health reasons.

On 16 May, the Kosovo Police Inspectorate had arrested police officer S.H. in Pec under suspicion that the same was committed to the criminal work “heavy bodily launch” and “extant”, seriously hurting and having a workmate.