Izvor: N1 televizija, 23.Nov.2018, 19:12 (ažurirano 02.Apr.2020.)
Minister says Kosovo police acted under prosecution warrant
Kosovo‘s Internal Affairs Minister Ekrem Mustafa said on Friday that the police acted under a warrant issued by the Special Prosecutor in northern Kosovo, adding that the arrests had no ethnic or religious background
A ministry statement quoted him as saying that no one should be making political statements. „The important thing at this time is to trust only the Kosovo judiciary and not make >> Pročitaj celu vest na sajtu N1 televizija << statements which can obstruct justice. We have a duty to contribute to maintaining the peace and public order,“ he said.
A spokesman for Kosovo‘s Special Prosecutor said that more than 40 witnesses had been interrogated and evidence collected on the murder of Serb political leader Oliver Ivanovic who was killed early in 2018.
"The Special Prosecutor has concluded that more evidence on the killing of Oliver Ivanovic can be gathered only with a warrant to search the homes of suspect. A Pristina Basic Court Serious Crimes Section judge ordered a search of homes and offices of suspects on Novembar 21,“ spokesman Sulye Hoxha said.
Senior Kosovo Police investigator Riza Shilova said the police searched for places in northern Mitrovica and arrested four people. He said three of the men arrested were linked to the Ivanovic murder while the fourth was detained for resisting arrest and obstructing the police. Shilova said one of the suspects had not been found. The media reported that the police are searching for Milan Radoicic, a deputy leader of the Serb List party.
The police released pictures of a drone, mobile phones and a laptop, two bullet-proof vests, an assault rifle, a pistol and a hand grenade which are reported to have been seized during the morning operation in northern Kosovo.
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