The logo that attacked four years in Podujevo is released

He was released in regular logopedi Besert Sokoli, who was suspected of physically attacking four - year - olds in Podujevo.

The news on Express has confirmed Pristina's Constitutional Prosecutor's spokeswoman Laureta Ulaj.

Reference to your questions, we inform you that this criminal case is continuing to be addressed in regular procedure”, she said.

Meanwhile, Pristina Foundation Court spokeswoman Mirlinda Gashi has confirmed that she has rejected the prosecution's request for appointing the detention measure to the suspects.

The Constitutional Court in Pristina has rejected the request by the Constitutional Prosecutor in Pristina, concerning this matter”, Gashi said.

At first, Sokoli has been arrested under suspicion of removing her hair and hurting her in her nose, a four - year - old girl with limited abilities.

His parents denounced him to the police for violence.

According to them, the logo Sokoli had confirmed that she was putting pressure on her baby.

What happened at Podujevo?

The girl, as her father confirmed, had started going to sessions at the <x0-> clinic. Logomediacus” since 30 June of this year.

The Logoped in Podujevo allegedly caught the hair of the minor patient

Until the first six days, everything was going well, then the N.I. had started to refuse and cry every time he took his way to the logo.

The victim's father in a proposal for Inseder has shown the details of the incident. He has said that signs of violence in his child's body were observed late last week.

We've taken this year's 30.6st session, after three times a week the term has 30 minutes. In the first six days, she waited well, each time her wife took her. She's telling me she went up and went out on the floor. On Thursday, the woman has the urge that she's not okay, on Friday she saw her wanting signs of violence, but we don't get the brains that this could happen. On Saturday, when he got inside, he found your breast rising up that he's not even four years old. He found it with blood on his nose and torn hair. He told the logo what you did to my daughter. He said, "I've put more pressure on him than I should have," said the R.S.

The R.S. has also announced that 4-year-olds are disabled. She doesn't listen well and she has a cocktail implant.

“Logoped's got it all on the phone. I don't know how this pressure gets. I called him on the phone. He just told me he was sorry. I asked him if he did this to your kid. I brought the case to the police. The girl's disabled and she has a problem that she can't hear, she's got a cochlear implant we've taken to her at the end of December and we've got her in Turkey, we've got the opera, this is what you hear, everything I've done with my money. Dr. Duguagnin has suggested that I go to the logo. I didn't expect them to have a problem with”. On the other hand, he has shown himself to be in a bad condition since Saturday.

During the statement at the police station, Sokoli has admitted to removing the girl's hair while he was treating her.

OIK: Sokoli is licensed for logo by 2020

The same guy's been licensed to logoped for three years. It was licensed in September of last year. This information has made it known for Express, Health Ministry.

“Logopedia Display “LO GOMEDICUS” in Podujevo was licensed in 2022.”, informed by the ministry.

Regarding the logo issue, Sokoli has also been declared by Oda of Nurses, Mothers and other health professionals.

From this facility they said about the Express Journal, that Sokoli has been a member of OIC since 2020 and that he has currency licenses by 2025.

That's your question, B.S. is a member of the OIC from 11.06.2020 and has currency licenses by 2025 in the Logopedia” account, they say.

Linked to the license revocation, after the latest incident, where Sokoli was arrested, by OIC have said they are in expectation of the healthcare inspectorate to take legal action.

“O IK, is awaiting a Health Inspectorate decision to take legal action regarding alleged violations of”, said further in OIC's response to Express.