On Saturday, the Kosovo police checked, that is, searched for "illegal things" in two schools in the municipality of Leposavic, but did not find anything. The Office for Kosovo and Metohija says that this action by the Kosovo police is illegal
The Kosovo police confirmed for Kossev that came based on previously received information that they contained something illegal.
According to the police, the check was carried out in the presence of workers and school guards.
"There was information that something illegal was there." Together with the people who monitor the schools, we went in and looked," Veton Elishani, deputy commander of the KP for the North, specified for KoSS.
He also confirmed that during the check, they did not find what they were looking for.
However, when asked what was illegal that they were looking for in these schools yesterday - Elšani did not give a concrete answer:
"What can be illegal." It was enough information for us to enter those places and check. We didn't find any of that."
If the police took photos inside the schools, he further said, they have the right to do so "to see that there is nothing".
Petković: Illegal action of the Kosovo police
Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Petar Petković announced that the so-called Yesterday, without any warrant or explanation, the Kosovo police raided two Serbian schools in Leposavic and illegally photographed the school premises.
"In the Serbian institutions that are the basis for the formation of the ZSO, the so-called the Kosovo police have nothing to look for!!!", stated Petar Petković on the social network ix.
The lies of the so-called Kosovo Police would not even eat a dog with butter! They say that the tear gas was accidentally activated, and they call the mistreatment and arrest of children in the presence of long barrels a "democratic procedure"! Tear gas on Serbian children because they sang Serbian songs - that is the true face of Kurti's terror! https://t.co/7TH0tGenY6
- Petar Petkovic (@PetkovicPetar) June 16, 2024
He pointed out that by breaking into the schools in Leposavic, the Prime Minister of Pristina's temporary institutions, Aljbin Kurti, is once again dealing with Serbian children, pointing once again to apprehension of two Serbian minors in Leposavic with the use of force and tear gas.
"The lies of the so-called Even a dog with butter wouldn't eat the Kosovo police! They say that the tear gas was accidentally activated, and they call the harassment and detention of children in the presence of long pipes a "democratic procedure"! Tear gas on Serbian children because they were singing Serbian songs - that is the true face of Kurti's terror!", Petković states today.
Petković previously stated that the "survival of Kurti's special forces against the Serbian youth" in Leposavic is another confirmation that Pristina's operations in the north of Kosovo and Metohija are not aimed at establishing order and peace or the rule of law, but that the goal is only one - terror without restraint and borders , in order to force the Serbs to leave their hearths.
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