Renowned Kosovo rapper Capital T, days ago, he publicly voiced support for protests in Albania, calling on the media in Kosovo to pay more attention to developments and the voice of citizens who are protesting.

Through a social networking post, the artist highlighted the importance of independent journalism and reporting without censorship, stressing that the media have the responsibility to inform the public of issues of general interest.

Meanwhile, following this reaction, Albanian portal Doja.al has published a audio-incision of a call between the rapper and a person identified as Tirana Police Officer.

According to the Filea.al, which claims to have secured the recording, Officer Niko Kurti called the artist to ask where he was and when he planned to return to Tirana.

During the conversation, Capital T, whose real name is Trim Ademi, tells the conversationlor that he is in the United States and that there is still no specific date for his return.

At a moment of the call, the officer asks the rapper not to hang up the phone and then ask him if it’s Trem Ademi.

According to the contents published by the Doja.al, the officer tells the artist that he wants to ask him about a certain matter, but that the conversation should be conducted personally and not over the phone.

At the end of the call, he asks Capital T to contact him again after coming back from America with the number he was calling from and to appear at his workplace to talk closely.

The publication of this call comes after the rapper’s response in support of protests in Albania. However, the content made public cannot be determined independently if the officer’s contact with the artist is directly linked to his public stance on the protests. /Telegraphy/