A month of detention has been assigned to Aksoyt, 52-year-old from Turkey, who allegedly caused an incident within the South Police Station in Pristina, where it damaged an office inventory and attacked a police official with computer keyboards.
The decision was made by the Constitutional Court in Pristina after holding the hearing, where the Constitutional Prosecutor’s request for the appointment of the move was approved.
Aksoy is suspected of two criminal acts: I’m sorry.
In reasoning with the verdict, the court has estimated that there is a danger that the suspect, if released, would prevent the normal development of the criminal procedure, avoid prosecution by running away, and repeat the acts allegedly.
The court estimated that assigning the detention measure to this criminal case is an adequate measure, as there is a real danger that if the defendant is released, the same could prevent normal criminal procedure development, to avoid prosecution by escaping, since the same is Turkey’s citizen. The court has estimated that if the defendant is released in freedom there is the danger of the same repeat the same criminal acts, the Constitutional Court in Pristina reportedly announced.
The signal had reported exclusively on the incident, which occurred on the morning of October 29th, at 8:10, within the South Police Station.
According to information provided by the signal, Aksoy, who was then in the police premises as a banned person, was allegedly beginning to damage shelves and cabinets in one of the ground floor offices.
Later, he allegedly took the computer keyboard and had thrown it toward police officials, hitting one of them on foot.
After the incident, the police had stepped in to bring him under control and to put the cuffs in, while investigators and criminals had appeared at the scene to document the injuries.
The hit police official was interviewed in the quality of the injured, while two other officials had issued statements as witnesses.
Note: The people mentioned in this news are considered innocent until their guilt is confirmed by court’s firm form.
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Source Layer: Signal