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<\/div>\nHe also attached to the post the fine that KP imposed on the bus driver. But in the misdemeanor fine, it is stated that the fine was imposed because \"the driver ran into traffic while driving the bus without calibrating the tachograph. At the same time, the disc diagram of the tachograph recorded the time interval in the opposite way, where instead of 09:40 being regular, the register had 21:40, incorrect\".<\/p>\n
Jevti\u0107's post was published by several media in Serbia, saying that the Serbs were not allowed to join the protest and were \"terrorized\" by the police.<\/p>\n
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<\/div>\n\"The vice-president of the Serbian List, as well as the former vice-president of the Municipality of \u0160t\u00ebrpce, Dalibor Jevti\u0107, has announced that the Serbs from the south of Kosmet today largely came out in a peaceful protest in Rudare, but that on the way they encountered threats and terrible terror, by the so-called Kosovo Police\", wrote Alo.rs<\/a> and Rtv.rs<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n KP disproves the claims<\/strong><\/p>\n But these claims have been denied by the Kosovo Police through a press release<\/a>. According to KP, there was only routine control of the bus and legitimization of passengers.<\/p>\n \"Referring to the statements and publications of some mediums that allegedly buses with protesters who intended to go to the anticipated protest in Rudare of Zveqani, have been prevented by the Kosovo Police, are untrue. During the execution of our legal duties and authorizations in order to guarantee law and safety, a bus was stopped according to routine control procedures and during the verification of documents some people did not accept to be legitimized by the competent authorities, therefore voluntarily (on their own accord) they have not continued further\", it is emphasized in the press release of the KP.<\/p>\n The KP has added that it recognizes the legal right of every citizen to peacefully protest as well as the police's commitment to respect everyone\u2019s human rights and freedoms regardless of their identities.<\/p>\n Protesters' demands<\/strong><\/p>\n According to KP's on-the-ground assessments, Thursday's protest ended peacefully, without any reported incident, and about 1,500 participants participated.<\/p>\n Serbian citizens protested in the village of Rudar\u00eb against, as they said, the threats of the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti. The protest took place at one of the nine barricades set up in the north, after the arrest of the former Serbian police officer of the Kosovo Police, Dejan Pantiq, on December 10.<\/p>\n The chairman of the Serbian List, Goran Rakiq, said that the demands<\/a> for the removal of the barricades are to release the arrested Serbs, to withdraw the \"secret lists for the arrest and shooting of Serbs\", as well as to withdraw the special units of the Kosovo Police from the north of Kosovo.<\/p>\n![\"Image\"](\"https:\/\/sbunker.net\/uploads\/sbunker.net\/images\/2023\/March\/03\/auto_ppu1677836810.png\")
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