Pristina Chief Prosecutor Zejnullah Gashi has explained to the media that the shooting incident with firearms that took place today near a polling station in the village of Komoran, Drenas, has nothing to do with the electoral process.
According to Gashi, the three people suspected of involvement in the incident have criminal records and the conflict is linked to an earlier dispute, dating back about three weeks ago.
In a statement to journalists, Gashi explained that the suspects, who are known for criminal offenses, including robberies, have not yet been arrested after leaving the scene.
However, he stressed that the police and the prosecution are working to identify and arrest them as soon as possible.
“It has been proven that the incident is not about the electoral process, but with three suspects having criminal records. The exact reasons for the conflict are not yet known in detail, but according to the first information, this is related to an earlier dispute. What is most important is that this case does not in any way violate the integrity of the electoral process”Gashi said.
He added that the incident has included a physical collision where metal rods were used, while
“It is a gunshot, but we have not yet proven in detail whether the gun has been fired at the persons involved, but at the moment it is the first information. There are no detainees; The persons involved have fled the scene, but the police and the prosecution will definitely bring them and arrest them as soon as possible”Gashi said.
Gashi said there is no injured person, but only damage to the property.
“They were initially struck with several metal rods, damaging the car near the scene, and one of the suspects fired from the inside with a gun. However, we do not know exactly if it is shot towards other persons. At the moment we are getting the cameras and recordings we have, and we will come up with further details in future meetings”He said.
