Albert Mehmet, about 30-year-old, arrested under suspicion that he attempted to hit a police official in Vushtrri by car and then physically attacked him, has been detained for 48 hours at the State Prosecutor’s decision, the Signal newspaper learns.
The decision was made following his interview by regional investigators over Friday’s 13 November incident in Vushtrri.
As the signal reported, the event had started around 10:15, while police officials were imposing fines for irregular parking lots.
According to information, Mehmet allegedly attempted to hit one of the policemen by car, who had managed to avoid it.
Later, the suspect had left by car, addressing the police with insulting, threatening words.
The police unit was in pursuit and had managed to stop him off the road, Wesley Clark.
During the ban, the 30-year-old allegedly refused to hand over documents to police officers and ignored their orders.
The situation had expired when officials had announced it would be arrested. According to sources, he was out of the car and had hit one of the police on his head twice, causing bodily injury.
Police had also found that Mehmet had his driver’s license confiscated, so he also seized his vehicle.
After interviewing by the Regional Investigation and Consultation Unit with the Prosecutor, the detention measure has been imposed on him for 48 hours.
The case is being investigated for criminal work ‘%Sulm against the official person.
Note: The people mentioned in this news are considered innocent until their guilt is confirmed by court’s firm form.
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Source Layer: Signal
