Kosovo minister arrested for threat and attack

Kosovo minister arrested for threat and attack

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Minister of the Ministry of Regional Development, Fikrim Damka and Fuat Damka were arrested yesterday and by order of the prosecutor were detained for 48 hours, CE Report quotes Kosova Press.

The two arrested are suspected of the criminal offense of “Threat and attack” against two other people.

The case was confirmed to KosovaPress by the spokesperson of the Prizren Regional Police, Shaqir Bytyqi, who said that the incident occurred near the “Korilla” park, in the city of Prizren.

“Yesterday there was a case of intimidation and attack, where two people threatened two other people in Prizren near the “Korrilla” park, and after the case was reported, the suspects and victims were interviewed, and the two suspects F.D. and F.D. were detained for 48 hours by decision of the Chief Prosecutor”, said Bytyqi.

Fikrim Damka is the chairman of the Turkish Democratic Party of Kosovo, which has competed in the parliamentary elections.Yesterday, parliamentary elections were held in Kosovo.

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