This is Officer Enver Smakqi: I've never had it, nor have I treated the Lushtaku family. I've already done my job.

Despite rumours that he has had trouble with the Lushtaku family in the past, the latter denies that there is or has ever been a problem with the Lushtak.

I'm better off. I didn't even deal with the Lushtaku family, I've been doing the official job, I haven't even had a crown since, say, 18x1...

Asked about other details of who was injured or released from the hospital, Smakqi has refused to answer by saying “to you for forgiveness, are organs that can inform you”.

Days ago, former Scytheright Deputy Chairman Nuredin Lushtaku accused police of torturing his son, Arber.

“Polici Enver Smakqi after casting a fine has continued physically torturing my son, Arber. I've been coming home with my two brothers and I've seen the guy with the car stop, where we stopped to see what the problem was, but police behavior Enver Smakqi has been extremely normal and violent”He declared Lushtaku.

From the Kosovo Police Union, they have said Enver Smakqi had his head tied to bandages and has received five injuries.

“It has been an extremely stressful state, and its head is tied to bandages, which he claims has 5-6 injuries, and in each hurt there are <x0., said union chairman Imer Zeqiri.

But how did the whole event happen?

On the evening of July 2nd, around 23:55, the two officers Enver Smakqi and Mergim Geci have been injured during their work schedule. The attack on police officials allegedly occurred because Arber Lushtak, Nuredin's son, was pronounced a traffic fine.

In the case on the critical night, even the Kosovo Police had provided details until they had confirmed that one policeman was wounded with firearms on the other's feet.

Meanwhile, the former commander of the KPC's ceremonial guard, Nuredin Lushtaku, has confirmed his presence at the police station over allegedly attacking two police officials but has not provided details, which he says will give after the investigation is complete.

Jhelal Svechla, minister of Internal Affairs, has also reacted in the case.

He has on Sunday condemned the wound of two police officers in Skenderaj, where the suspect is Nuredin Lushtaku, former Kosovo Assembly President.

Through a Facebook post, Svechla said that “the police should be immune and unhindered”.

The “Police of the Republic of Kosovo in the legitimate exercise of public tasks must be unhindered. They are the specific name of public order. We can't even have a Republic and a lack of order. Today's event, except is legally and morally unattended, also constitutes an attack on the order of the republic”, he wrote.

Currently, Nuredin Lushtak has been assigned the 30-day detention measure by the Foundation Court in Mitrovica.