Kosovo Police Captain Fatmir Balaj has described as misunderstanding the requirement that female gender police officials hand over uniform hats so that they can be lent to the 63rd generation of cadets by graduation.
Commenting on the issue in Debat Plus, Balaj has not provided further details regarding the request, but has instructed that information be requested by the Kosovo Police Information Office.
It’s a misunderstanding. Whatever you have to be informed of, the police own the Media Bureau, inform yourselves there, Balaj said.
According to an internal communication provided by Vox Kosova, directors of directors and chiefs of police units have been asked to report police officials for handing over hats.
The requirement was for hats to be collected by directors and entities, including regions, and then submitted to the Kosovo Police Laws Directorate.
In another communication provided by this medium, officials of a police unit had been informed that hats would be lent to the 63rd generation until their graduation, after which they were expected to return to their owners.
The reporting on hat borrowing comes after the extension of the graduation ceremony for this generation, which was scheduled to be held on October 30th. Cadet have been announced that the ceremony has been postponed until November 6th, due to lack of necessary uniforms and equipment.
Source Layer: Dukeagini