Police were called for several people who were breaking bottles at Pristina’s Pristina-based Pristina wine shop, but its intervention ended with another discovery. A person who tried to escape was stopped with guns and 15 bullets, and his drunken condition prompted the interview to be postponed.
Signal Gazette sources suggest this is about Arbnor Rukovci, 31 years old, which was banned on October 31st, about 2nd:00, on the street of Ferrid Curriʹ in Pristina.
It all started with a call to the police for an incident inside Priview, where it reported that some people were breaking bottles.
When the police unit arrived at the scene, he encountered some people, including Rukovci, who tried to escape.
But trying to escape ended with his ban and finding a short firearm, along with 15 bullets.
Investigators and forensics were engaged at the scene, who seized the weapon and took action to record the case.
A witness was interviewed, while questioning of the suspect could not be realised immediately.
The reason, according to signal sources, was his drunk state.
After consulting competent organs, Rukovci was decided to be interviewed after the clarification, in the presence of a defense attorney.
The 48-hour ban has been imposed on him, while the case is being investigated for criminal work, possession, control or unauthorized possession of weapons.
It has not yet been confirmed whether Rukovci was involved in the destruction of bottles, an incident for which police were originally called.
Note: The people mentioned in this news are considered innocent until their guilt is confirmed by court’s firm form.
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