He had fled to Greece, Interpol fugitive arrested in Kosovo

He was arrested in Zubin Potok's municipality until he attempted to obtain passport and driver's license with false data.

“as a result of the co-operation of high-ranking police units with competent ARC officials and the development of intensive, operational and investigative jobs in co-ordination with the state prosecutor, on the date of 22.03.24, at the document equipment centre in Zubin Potok municipality has arrested a suspected person with false data who has attempted to be equipped with personal passport and driver's license documents. ”

On June 7th, it was recorded with false data as D. B, born 80, citizen of Ksoova. He had received ID, passport, and driver's license.

The suspected (same) person, now aged 07.06.2013, through forged documents has been recorded with false D data. B. Born in 1980 in Mitrovica as a Kosovo citizen, where he has also been equipped with personal RKS documents as ID, passport and driver's license. ”

While, on January 5, 2021, he applied to continue the timetable of personal documents, where doubts have begun.

“While dated 05.01.2024, the suspected person with top data was submitted for application at Zubin Potok to continue the timetable of the personal documents of the Republic of Kosovo, where, during verification of documents that the suspect suspected, NNN has submitted it on the application case, NJRKEK-North Mitrovica has come to a suspicion based on suspect NN has received false identities as a citizen of the RKS.”

The suspect has emerged as a fugitive in Greece, with the G.S. initials. and the same was on the run from INTERPOL.

“connected to the case with the purpose of proving the exact identity of the suspected person, Directorate for International Co-operation in Applying Law I LECU, through fingerprints and photographs, has received a report from Interpol that has shown that fingerprints match the fugitive person with the G initials. S. (77th) Greece. The same from Greece's Interpol is required for some serious criminal acts, such as: Organised crime, robbery, duty, heavy bodily injury, false statements, illegal possession of explosives and explosive devices” and so on. While Montenegro's Interpol is required for criminal work, heavy bodily access. ”

He has been given a month-long detention.

“In this case, the competent prosecutor, who has been assigned the police detention measure, has been reported, and following the police detention measure, the person suspected by the court's decision has been assigned a 30-day detention measure. ”