A denouncing domestic violence in Vushtrri has led to the raid on two locations and sequencing two weapons after a woman reported that her husband had physically attacked her, initially pulling her by the hair and then punching her on the way to her family. The man has been arrested and detained for 48 hours, the signal newspaper teaches.
According to information provided by the signal, the suspect is H.B. (44), while the victim is his wife, J.B. (27).
The case was denounced on November 9th, around 08:10, while the violence incident, according to the woman’s statement, had occurred on November 1st in the village of Stanovc in Vushtrri.
The woman stated that while she was in the room with her husband, he had grabbed her hair and physically assaulted her. Then, according to her, she had been put in her car to take her family to the village of Mihaliq, where she had been punched along the way.
At the time of the indictment, the victim had no medical reports of injuries and had not sought medical treatment. According to information, there were no visible signs of injuries.
Stalling in two locations, police suspect two weapons
After denouncing, the prosecution has authorised control of the suspect’s residence and workplace.
The raids were held simultaneously in the village of Milosevo in Obilicki and in Stanovc in Vushtrri.
In Milosevo, where the suspect was encountered, the 44-year-old admitted to having a gun and showing the police where he was.
There’s been found a gun with a short barrel, a clip and seven bullets.
Meanwhile, during the raid on Stanovc, police have also found an air rifle that the suspect had access to.
Both weapons have been seized in co-ordination with the Prosecutor.
After the raids, the 44-year-old has been interviewed in the presence of the defence attorney appointed on official duty.
At the Prosecution’s decision, he has been detained for 48 hours, while procedures are under way for family violence allegations and unauthorized possession of weapons are under way.
/The Signal Office/
Source Layer: Signal