The operational plan of the Kosovo Police, envisaged for the smooth conduct of the electoral process, which aimed to provide security, maintain order, peace and public safety in the country before, during and after the electoral process, was successfully implemented throughout the territory of the Republic of Kosovo.
This was announced by the Kosovo Police through a press release, reports Telegrafi.
"The commitment and implementation of the police plan, inter-institutional cooperation and coordination have positively influenced the entire electoral process to pass peacefully and without major incidents that would have hindered or violated the electoral process, therefore, assessed in terms of security, the electoral process has passed peacefully and without serious incidents," the announcement states.
Furthermore, the Kosovo Police says that through official announcements, one of the goals of the police plan has been to initiate and prosecute any criminal offense against the right to vote and to take all procedural/criminal measures against anyone who violates the laws of the country, which sanction illegal actions against free and democratic elections.
"The Kosovo Police, in close cooperation and coordination with the State Prosecution, has initiated two (2) cases of violation of the secrecy of voting; one in the village of Bare - South Mitrovica and the other in Kllokot - DRP Gjilan, while cases on suspicions of "photographing the vote", with the authorization of the competent prosecutors, have remained as 'official record' eleven (11) cases/information", the announcement continues.
Regarding the cases, the persons escorted to police stations, after being interviewed with the authorization of the competent prosecutors, were released in a regular procedure.
As for the case of gunfire in Komoran, where a car was damaged and two people were escorted for interview, it is worth emphasizing that this case is not related to the electoral process.
The KP, with the authorization of the competent prosecution, is conducting checks and continuing with intensive investigations into the case, while the persons escorted after the interview have been released. /Telegrafi/
