The Basic Prosecutor’s Office in North Mitrovica has reclassified the act of attempted kidnapping to assault for two Albanians, suspected of attempting to kidnap a sixteen-year-old girl from Malo Zvečane, and they have been released, Tanjug has learned. Snežana Stevanović, the girl’s mother, told Kosovo online that the suspects for attempted kidnapping have been released and that a restraining order has been issued against them.
“No one informed us that the act was reclassified, neither the police nor the prosecution. When I saw it in the media, I was in shock. I called the inspector whose number I saved when I was sending him the recordings of the event and the evidence. He told me that the case had been taken over by the prosecution and that they would inform us about everything, which has not happened so far. He confirmed to me that they are now only accused of assault, and not of attempted kidnapping, which is incomprehensible and terrifying to me,” Stevanović said.
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Srpska Lista announced on Friday that an attempted kidnapping of a minor girl occurred in Malo Zvečane and demanded the most urgent reaction from international representatives. The so-called Kosovo Police announced the following day that two men, A.P. (41) and G.M. (36), suspected of the criminal offense Attempted Kidnapping in Co-perpetration, had been arrested in South Mitrovica. As stated by the so-called Kosovo Police, the incident occurred when, as the girl and her mother were walking down the street, a vehicle with two unknown persons stopped next to them and asked the victim to get in. The girl managed to record the suspects on her phone and then called the police.
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