17 minutes agoSmuggling with goods on Kosovo-North Macedonian border is prevented, clothing seized
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)Kosovo police have announced that they have prevented another case of smuggling with goods. Kosovo's “Police, namely patrol units of the DDR-East Border Police, namely Elez Border Control Police Station, during the completion of duties and police activities in the border area between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Macedonia [...]
Kosovo police have announced that they have prevented another case of smuggling with goods.
Kosovo's “Police, namely patrol units of the DDR-Landed Border Police, namely, the Police Station for Border Oversight-Eating of Elez, during the completion of tasks and police activities in the border area between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Northern Macedonia (RMV), on the 2109.2024 date, based on intelligent information and during tactical-operative activities in the area, about 20:00 in the village of Hanin Erez, have observed a suspected vehicle attempting to cross the line and immediately take the same action to stop it. Car leader, with initial (Z.A.) ages about 40 M/ S/ As soon as they notice that it was detected by border police patrols, trying to escape (dic) in the direction of the RMV territory, it has caused a self-damaged material damage accident”, police reports.
Police suggest that during the withdrawal of North Macedonia's license plates, and during the vehicle's search, 120 pairs of shoes (patiques) and 260 pairs of clothing (ductures and trains) have been observed.
“is suspected that goods have attempted to be smuggled from the territory of the Republic of Kosovo on the territory of the Republic of Northern Macedonia through mountain roads. In terms of all actions are undertaken in co-operation with the State Prosecutor, where at his order the suspect is sent to 48 hours' maintenance, while smuggled goods and vehicles seized and sent to the customs terminal for further legal procedures”, the Kosovo Police Community said.
