They fired a gun at a vehicle, the officer was arrested in Kavaja, looking for his son

2024-02-09 08:47:25Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
They fired a gun at a vehicle, the officer was arrested in Kavaja, looking for
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The Police Supervision Agency has handcuffed an officer in Kavaja, while his son has been declared wanted.

According to the information, the day before in the neighborhood no. 2 of Kavaja, they had a conflict for weak motives and they shot a gun at the vehicle in which a 29-year-old man was traveling.

There were no injuries from this incident. At the end of the investigative actions, the procedural materials were handed over to the Prosecutor's Office at the Court of First Instance of the Durrës General Jurisdiction.

Notice:

The Police Surveillance Agency (Durrës-Kavajë Region) has arrested in flagrante delicto the police officer N/Commissioner K. GJ., with specialist duty in the section of services to third parties in DVP Durrës, as well as declared the citizen D. GJ. wanted. as suspects for committing the criminal offense of "Attempted murder" in collaboration and "Weapons without a permit".

The arrest of Commissioner K. GJ. was carried out after the entirety of the preliminary investigative actions showed that in cooperation with the citizen D. GJ., 24 years old (his son), on 08.02.2024, around 13:25, in district No. 2 of the city of Kavaja , they clashed for weak motives and fired a gun at the vehicle in which the citizen KK, 29 years old, was traveling. There were no injuries from this incident.

At the end of the investigative actions, the procedural materials were handed over to the Prosecutor's Office at the Court of First Instance of the Durrës General Jurisdiction.

AMP remains committed to the mission of guaranteeing the implementation of the law and the self-cleaning of the Police, while inviting citizens to report any case of abuse or violation of the law by employees of the State Police, the Guard of the Republic or the Fire Protection Service and Rescue by calling toll-free number 08009090.


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