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Enter content here Shootout in Kosovo between UNMIK and KCP. Reality macedonia Report by Irina Gelevska
Prizren-A night ago, a shootout occurred during a raid by KFOR and UNMIK Police at the seat of the Kosovo Protection Corps (KPC) in Prizren. KFOR Spokesman in Prizren said that it happened when one member of KPC tried to take away the gun from one UNMIK policeman. One member of KPC was wounded, one arrested. The wounded was brought to the hospital in Prizren and was later released. The arrested person, Alush Shalawas was transported to the US base prison, Bondsteel in Kosovo.
During the raid, Selimi Krasniki, the Head of the KPC in Prizren, promised full cooperation with KFOR and UNMIK Police. Yet, some 100-150 persons demonstrated in front of the KPC seat so the UNMIK Police had to use rubber bullets to ease the tension.
The documents that were seized are now a subject of close investigation. KFOR for some time now have been planning to make some changes in the KPC. |
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