The chief kills the policeman in the office
Commissioner Halilaj had been a person with a record and blood on his hands. Special forces take over the city
The risk of nervousness
BY Rrok Çupi
Yesterday the government was contrived into another round, end-of-day state. The complicated moves of the groups in the Ministry of the Interior and the statements issued from the police headquarters risked blending with the energy of the people in the street and the nervousness of the officials, to the point of a dangerous tension. In a state that cannot be better outlined by words such as nervousness? in which the rush of the wedding with the high priest? and the entire clothed tissue in the increasing number of police officers and citizens killed at the head of the city streets?!
Consequently the government must have extended the public hand further and, by order of the country, supported the people, these interventionist acts in question, head? up to a slight schizophrenic criminality.
Yesterday everything was clear. Even the murder inside the police station constitutes a model of the criminalization of the state, as does the presence of numerous police forces arriving before any explanation was given. The killing of the head of the Commissariat, Agim Hoxha, the day after the killing of another policeman with a body, shows us in miniature the existing force of order, and also makes the question more forceful: with what force and order is the city being protected here? ...
"I was: Finos’s policemen with the house raid"
Former director of the Tirana police, Colonel Pashk Tusha
Coincidence or a scenario by "Koha Jonë"?
We had not thought of it in the public terms of the newspaper? they order a police officer? with empty legends as they are exploited? (said to the journalist of m?s?). "Government microphone?" keeps shedding light continuously. He apparently is, nor did he cast? with empty legends in court. There are some segments which, in my view, use them frequently. In the content of this with the press? they have allowed the making of a scenario? which they know and use to interrupt dialogue with the public.
What worries me here is that, in their judgment, the press has been sought and involved for such purposes. This is obvious and bitter. Why? used today at the end of a reckoning. By taking pains? carefully from the offices, to seek to create opposition and to fall? conflicts have occurred between the forces of order and the state with legends. EDITORIAL OFFICE