Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija said yesterday Kosovo police beat up and arrested 70-year old Vojislav Todorovic at crossing point of Konculj, and mistreated his wife previously, KoSSev portal reports. Meanwhile, Kosovo police in a replay sent to the portal said Todorovic was arrested because he disobeyed the police orders to return, since his wife, as they said, did not have valid documents. According to the police V.T. opposed the order to return and uttered insults to the police officer.

Serbian national public broadcaster RTS reports today that Kosovo police has beaten up and arrested 70-year old Vojislav Todorovic from Gnjilane, and prior to that they mistreated his wife at administrative crossing of Konculj, Office for Kosovo and Metohija said in a statement. Todorovic family is one of the few Serb families still living in the Gnjilane town. Director of the Office Marko Djuric said this was “a new example of permanent pressure against the Serbs and chauvinist relations by interim Pristina institutions towards the Serbian people and yet another evidence that Pristina’s aim

Special Court in Pristina started a trial of Zoran Djokic from Pec suspected of committing war crimes against the civilian population in March and April 1999, in this town.

Kosovo judicial bodies have acquitted Milos Petkovic, from Mala Krusa village, accused of committing war crimes against the civilian population in this village, Orahovac municipality, Leposavic-based RTV Mir reported. Milos Petkovic was arrested in Hungary on September 6, 2018 as per international arrest warrant issued by EULEX, RTS said.

Kosovo police has arrested a Serb female border police officer B.T. from the village of Velji Breg in Zubin Potok municipality, Tanjug news agency reported. She was arrested by regular police from the south. She was arrested in the premises of the Red Cross and Centre for Sports Development located at Gazivode lake, while visiting her son who works there.

Basic Court in Pec has decided to place Zoran Djokic from this town under one-month detention under allegations that he has committed war crimes during the conflict in Kosovo in 1999, BETA news agency reported. Kosovo police arrested Djokic at the administrative crossing point Jarinje, over the weekend and then under an armed escort transported him to Pec.

Vitomir Ilic (58) from the village of Korminjane, near Ranilug arrested yesterday by Kosovo police was released today, RTV Puls reports. There are no proceedings launched against him, his lawyer Vasilije Arsic confirmed to RTV Puls. Vitomir Ilic, retired member of Serbian MUP was suspected of taking part in the Serbian police action in the village of Zegovce, Gnjilane municipality. However, during the interrogation, it was confirmed Ilic was not in Gnjilane region at that time, but in other part of Kosovo, Serbian media reported.

Special Kosovo police unit arrested this morning Vitomir Ilic (58) in the village of Korminjane, near Ranilug and took him for informative interrogation to the police station in Gnjilane, RTV Puls reports. Kosovo police for Gnjilane region spokesperson Ismet Hasani confirmed the arrest of a person of Serb nationality, without mentioning identity and reasons for the arrest. Vitomir Ilic is a former member of the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs and was retired ten years ago.

Kosovo Serb Radomir Antic (65) was placed under one-month detention, while Kosovo prosecution launched an investigation against him over alleged war crimes committed in 1999 in the area of Zegovacka Vrbica village, near Gnjilane, Radio kontakt plus reported. Antic was arrested a few days ago and police found a hunting weapon with expired licence, gun and 40 bullets of different calibre in his house. Lawyer, Vlastimir Petrovic told Radio kontakt plus Antic was arrested over illegal arms possession, but in the meantime Kosovo prosecution has initiated an investigation over alleged war crimes.