Kosovo Police

KOSOVSKA MITROVICA - A Kosovo Serb was detained at the Bistrica Bridge near Zvecan on Wednesday morning over a social media post containing a photo showing him with an automatic rifle, the regional deputy chief of the so-called Kosovo Police told Tanjug.

BELGRADE - Officers of the Serbian Criminal Police Directorate on Tuesday searched a flat and other premises used by Milan Radoicic, placing him in 48-hour police detention.

A criminal complaint was filed against Radoicic, who was taken to the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, the police said in a statement.

Namely, as "Novosti" unofficially learns, ROSU special officers are searching the family house of the brothers, where their mother lives, and the Kosovo police patrol is at the entrance to this hamlet of the village of Bube and does not allow access to anyone.

While he was driving a car on the main road from Leposavic to Zvean, he was shot by members of the so-called special unit of the Kosovo Police ROSU.
According to Dr Nikola Radojii, surgeon on duty at KBC "Kosovska Mitrovica", M.J. was operated on and is in the intensive care unit.

As specified in the statement of the Kosovo Police on Facebook, the car did not stop at the signal of the policemen, and the policeman whose "life was threatened" was forced to shoot.

The vehicles are stationed near the eastern bridge that divides South and North Mitrovica, and members of the ROSU are armed with long barrels. The situation is calm at the moment.
Namely, this morning, the Kosovo Police announced that the vehicles of the border police in the village of Zupe in Zubin Potok were shot at.

Kosovo's Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Svecla, announced at a  press conference on Friday with Kosovo Police director Samedin Mehmeti that there have been four attacks on police officers in the last three days near the border with Serbia.

This morning, members of the ROSU special unit arrived at two crossings in the north of Kosovo with about 20 vehicles, of which more than 10 were armored.

UNMIK head Zahir Tanin told a UN Security Council meeting on Monday that Kosovo police had violated the rights of two of its staff, arrested on May 28 in an operation against organized crime in the Serb-run north of Kosovo.

The same has been done by the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP).