One person has been detained for 48 hours in Pristina, under suspicion of fraud against some of Norway’s citizens, providing them with bank records and using them for online electronic equipment purchases.
The news has revealed the Constitutional Prosecutorship in Pristina, which announced that the ban has been made under an investigation conducted in co-operation with the Kosovo Police, the Directorate for Cyber Crimes Investigation, respectively.
According to the prosecution, the suspect with the initials B.M. It is suspected that during 2026, by presenting false facts, he has exposed injured persons with the intent of illegal property gain.
It is alleged that after providing their bank records, he has used them to carry out online messages to various stores, mainly those selling electronic devices, causing victims considerable material damage.
During the search ordered by the State Attorney, seven mobile phones, two computers, two USBs, a different car and documents, will serve as material evidence in criminal procedure.
The suspect has been detained for 48 hours, under suspicion of committing a criminal offence.
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