DP protest ahead of prime minister, Molotova and fireworks towards police building

21 people have been arrested following the opposition protest held on “Nation Witnesses in Tirana on Tuesday evening, while 16 police officers have remained injured during the clashes.

According to the Tirana Police Local Directorate, the arrests were conducted inflict. Arrests charged with criminal acts like “Forced due to task”, “Breaking rules on explosives and fuels”, “Destruction of property with fire” and “Objection of public order employees”. Among those detained are four minors, aged 17, and K. C., 36; K. B., 24, L. T., 21, K. S., 26, J. V., 18, R. N., 28, S. D., 48 years old, F. N., age 32; A. K., 24, F. A., 22, G. D., 21, D. K., 27, J. ; K., 18 years old; A. C., 20 years old; O. H., 18, S. P., 18; A. W., age 24.

Also, E.K., 32 years old has been processed in a free state.

For the E.M., organising secretary of the Democratic Party, criminal proceedings have been launched for organising illegal gatherings, police opposition and inciting minors to crime.

For B.C., K.B., L.B., and F.N., members of the PD, have launched criminal proceedings for opposing public order police and pushing minors into crime.

A 41-year-old L.P. It's been declared in search.

According to police, protesters initially gathered in front of the prime minister and then moved towards the Assembly, where they threw out pyrotechnic tools, fuels and solids in the direction of the rule forces and state institutions. As a result, 16 effective police officers suffered injuries and received life - free medical treatment.

In the quality of the material trial, 22 unbroken Molotovs and three bottles of suspected fuels have been seized.

It was the DP's third protest, which it calls <x0 national>” in demand to oust Edi Rama from power. /Periscope