In Vushtrri was arrested a person who was wanted with 18 arrest warrants issued by the court.

EK, 42 years old, was wanted for several criminal offenses, while he was arrested last night in the village of Vilanc in Vushtrri, Zeri.info reports.

“As a result of the information and actions taken, it was achieved that in the evening hours of 09 September 2021, around 21:45, in the village of Vilanc of Vushtrri, respectively in his house, the suspect was arrested who was wanted for 18 arrest warrants issued by the competent court for some cases of criminal offenses “, it is said in the police notification.

The notice states that after the arrest and the completion of the police proceedings, according to the court order, he was sent to serve his sentence. / Voice

The Basic Prosecution of Prishtina reacted after the conference of the Kosovo Institute of Justice (KLI), in which it was said that the Basic Prosecution of Prishtina has failed to exercise its competencies and responsibilities, to provide security and protection to women who was killed in the “Emshir” neighborhood of Prishtina.

It was said at the conference that the 42-year-old is a victim of negligence of Kosovo institutions, namely the State Prosecutor.

In its reaction, the Prosecution has considered as untrue allegations the statements made at the KLI conference, as it is said that the State Prosecutor is and will remain open to cooperate and accept any professional criticism from civil society.

Full response of the Prosecution:

The Basic Prosecution in Prishtina, reacts to the Kosovo Institute of Justice (KLI) regarding the allegations raised that “The Basic Prosecution in Prishtina by inaction violated the right to life of Sebahate Sopin”.

The Basic Prosecution in Prishtina, during yesterday, on 16.03.2021, in detail through a press release has notified the public to take all necessary procedural actions regarding this case; attached find the press release (https://prokuroria-rks.org/psh/lajm/6541).

We once again assure the opinion that the Prosecution, based on its competencies and authorizations, has taken all necessary legal actions in handling this case with professionalism and efficiency.

Therefore, the allegations raised by the Kosovo Law Institute (KLI) are completely untrue and unfounded in any case file of this case.

The State Prosecutor is and will remain open to cooperate and accept any professional criticism from civil society, but I will always deny such unsustainable, unprofessional and tendentious allegations which aim to damage the work, image and creation of citizens’ distrust in the State Prosecutor Institution.