A clash between several people in downtown Pristina has escalated in attacking police officials, as a Turkish national, who was found with blooded hands, allegedly attacked two police officers with kicks. Both officials have suffered bodily injuries, while the suspect has been arrested and detained for 48 hours.
Signal sources suggest that the incident took place on October 19, 2026, at around 22:45, on the street of Bajram Kelmendi) in Pristina.
Police had initially received information about a beating that was taking place at that location, so a patrol was immediately launched towards the scene.
Upon arrival, police officials have encountered in Mehmet Tusgun, about 27 years old, Turkey’s citizen, who had bloody hands and was displaying aggressive behaviour.
According to information provided by the signal, during the police intervention the suspect has begun attacking officials, kicking them into different parts of the body, including legs and hands.
As a result, the two officers have suffered minor bodily injuries and have accepted medical treatment.
After the confrontation, the police unit has managed to bring the suspect under control and place handcuffs. He too has been sent for medical treatment.
Meanwhile, according to a witness’s statement, the initial clash allegedly took place between four and five people, who, according to him, were also Turkish citizens. Other people have not been encountered by police at the scene.
During police procedures, Tusgun has been subjected to an alcoholic who has resulted in 1.14 miles of alcohol.
The relevant investigative units and State Prosecutor have been announced in the case.
At the prosecution’s decision, Mehmet Tusgun has been assigned the detention measure of up to 48 hours, while the case has been initiated as ʹSulm against the official person.
Investigations are continuing to clarify the circumstances of the initial clash and the alleged attack on police officials.
Note: Those who are referred to in this article are represented innocent until their guilt is proved by court – form decision.
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Source Layer: Signal