An attempt to avoid police control has turned into a tense intervention in the gas station parking lot ofHib Petrol) in Bibaij, Ferizaj. A driver, after being blocked by police units, tried to leave by moving the car back. When he failed to escape, he allegedly closed his doors and refused police orders, who intervened by breaking the windows of the vehicle.
Signal Journal sources suggest that the event took place on Monday, November 2nd, around 19:55, as anti-drug investigators had provided information that two persons from Gjilan could possess narcotics.
According to information provided by the signal, the two suspected persons are Dionys Selimi (2001) and Enis Fazliu (1998), who were in a Volkswagen Polo, grey car.
The vehicle had been identified as detained in the parking lot of JHib Petroló, in Bibaij, where the anti-drug units, supported by the Speed Response Unit and a police patrol, have taken action to control it.
He tried to leave, then he locked himself inside the car.
As soon as police units blocked the vehicle, driver Enis Fazliu allegedly tried to escape by moving the car back.
However, after failing to leave, he allegedly closed the vehicle’s doors, preventing police from carrying out the search.
The situation is further tense when, according to signal sources, police officials have been forced to use force to take control of the situation.
Investigators and members of the Speed Response Unit have broken car windows to open doors and intervene.
But even after the opening of the vehicle, the driver has allegedly continued to oppose orders, resisting active resistance and showing aggressive behavior toward police.
All interference, for 0.1 grams of marijuana
After the situation is brought under control, the control of Volkswagen Polo has been conducted.
In the glove box, a mere 0.1 grams [1.1 g] of the suspected narcotic substance of marijuana, which has been seized as material evidence, has been found.
After consulting with the State Prosecutor, an interview with suspects has been authorized and the 48-hour ban has been imposed.
The case has been initiated for criminal acts such as unauthorized possession of narcotics, psychotrope and analogue substances and the alleged person involved in performing official duty.
Investigations continue to clear up the circumstances and eventual responsibility of each of the suspects.
Note: The people mentioned in this news are considered innocent until their guilt is confirmed by court’s firm form.
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