Tirana Police have arrested 33 people and prosecuted 41 others after yesterday's rally, where protesters are suspected of attacking police officers and vehicles with stones and hard objects, as well as damaging trash cans and road signs.
According to the Police, 7 officers were injured during the clashes, while in total, during the seven days of protests, 271 people were arrested, including minors.
Police notification
Following the investigative and procedural actions carried out by the structures of the Tirana Local Police Directorate, in relation to the rally held yesterday:
- 33 citizens were arrested in flagrante delicto, specifically: Rr. C., 18 years old, LS, 21 years old, DD, 26 years old, EB, 19 years old, ET, 19 years old, EG, 36 years old, AA, 21 years old, AH, 23 years old, O. Xh., 18 years old, EH, 19 years old, Dh. H., 20 years old, AR, 19 years old, TT, 29 years old, AL, 19 years old, AB, 18 years old, BT, 42 years old, DL, 21 years old, FM, 22 years old, GB, 20 years old, LM, 19 years old, QM, 22 years old, AS, 20 years old, YI, 31 years old, FL, 29 years old, KP, 18 years old, MM, 18 years old, AB, 42 years old, and 6 minors, aged 15 and 17 years old.
- 41 citizens were criminally prosecuted.
These citizens are suspected of throwing stones and other hard objects at police officers and vehicles during the rally, as well as damaging trash cans and road signs with hard objects and fire.
As a result of the attack and violence by masked and violent individuals during yesterday's rally, 7 police officers were injured.
Meanwhile, we emphasize that during the 7 days of violent protests, 271 citizens were arrested, of whom 51 had criminal records in the fields of murder, injury, illegal possession of weapons, production and sale of narcotics, prostitution, coercion by threat for the provision of property, theft, fraud, forgery of documents, illegal possession of cold weapons, participation in illegal gatherings, assault/resistance/disobedience to police officers, as well as in the fields of the environment and road traffic.