About 20 commissioners do not respond to the invitation to interview, police come after them

As a result, “Justice Vow” learns from sources that Kosovo Police have been seeking them, with the goal of securing the presence for investigative procedures.

Meanwhile, at the order of the Constitutional Prosecutor in Prizren, more than 60 Central Election Commission officials have so far been interviewed, committed to the election process.

According to sources, some of the respondents are expected to be detained for 48 hours, depending on the development of investigations.

Under the investigation, over 100 officials engaged by the Central Election Commission during the December 28th elections have been invited for interviews, while during the day, there are also expected to be detained persons.

Prizren's chief prosecutor, Petrit Kryeziu, had in writing authorised the Kosovo Police to, with self-initiate, identify responsible persons and provide relevant evidence, including processes and signatures. Kryeziu had confirmed this information days earlier for “Justice Trust”, broadcast Periscope.

The Constitutional Prosecutor in Prizren had indicated that he has monitored the voting recounting process from outside and that as the recounting nears its end, visible abuses have been recorded during the vote count within political subjects in the Prizren region.

According to the prosecution, after recounting at several locations differences between balloting and votes counted for candidates within political subjects have been noted, raising serious doubts about misuse of votes.

The prosecution has stressed that manipulation of the vote and counterfeiting election documents constitute criminal acts and that these cases will be handled without any compromise.