Miletic pleads guilty to attacks on KFOR, sentenced to two years in prison, over 9 thousand euros in fines

Under the trial, Miletic has been sentenced to two years in prison on bail and 9,500 euros in fines.

Miletics will be lifted the detention measure after the fine is paid, the judge stressed.

Miletic pleaded guilty to the criminal acts of “to the endangerment of officers”, for which he was sentenced to two years in prison on bail, and “participation in the gathering that carried out criminal work unjustly”, for which a six-month prison sentence was fined at 9,500 euros.

After the indictment was read once again at the prosecutor's request, and the accused said he understood the same thing and the deeds he was charged with, the Court acknowledged the plea agreement and after a 30-minute break read the sentence.

The prosecution and the defense gave up the right to complaint.

Miletiki was initially charged with four criminal acts, but two were removed from the indictment -- “unconstitutional action” and “risking the person under international protection”.

Miletic was arrested on May 10th of this year at the Jarinje crossing. On 12 May, he has been assigned the detention measure, where he has spent five months, writes Kosovo, broadcasts Klonkosova.tv.

Miletic had been arrested as a suspect in the riots, with attacks on KFOR soldiers last year.