Kosovo police have reported seven cases of domestic violence in the 24-hour report, recorded in Pristina, Drenas, Obilic and Malisheva.
According to the police report, some cases have to do with psychic violence and castration against women, while a case of physical violence has been reported.
In Pristina, in one case, a woman has reported that for a continuous period she had experienced psychic violence from her husband, with whom she has not been living for several months. The suspect has been arrested and, at the prosecutor’s decision, has been sent to the detention.
Also reported in Pristina is that a woman was run over by her former husband, who was suspected of possessing firearms at home. The police raided his house by order of the prosecutor, but he didn’t find anything suspicious. Suspect has been arrested and sent to the holding.
In two other cases in the capital, spouses are suspected of exercising psychic violence and having laid hands on their wives. The suspects were arrested and, at the prosecutor’s decision, sent to the detention.
Meanwhile, on another occasion in Pristina, a man is suspected of exercising physical violence against his wife. After the interview, the suspect was released in regular procedure.
In Pec, a woman reportedly continues to receive messages from her former husband, who is afraid of her. According to the Police report, she was separated from her husband months ago, with whom she has two children, while the divorce procedure is under way in court. The suspect has been arrested and, at the prosecutor’s decision, has been sent to the detention.
Family violence cases are also reported in Drenas and Obilic. In Drenas, a person has been arrested after allegedly married while being sent to the prosecutor’s decision. In Obilic, a woman has reported that her husband had exercised psychic violence against her, but the suspect has not been found and the case is being investigated.
Another case was reported in Malisheva, where police were exiled after a plea between the bride and father-in-law. Those involved were interviewed and, with the prosecutor’s decision, released in regular procedure. /Telegraph/