I knew it was only a matter of time before something like this happened in Montenegro, but I didn't think the Albanians would begin their campaign this quickly.
I wonder why it took them so long to present the facts. Under what legal authority can they keep suspects for this long without charging them? If they had found the armaments as they allege, then go ahead and charge them with illegal possession to begin with and work out your case in the meantime. But it's all probably a house of cards constructed on election night.
Latest News of Montenegrin Masked terror police from Amnesty International
“Amnesty International today called on the Montenegrin authorities to ensure that an investigation is promptly opened into allegations against police officers suspected of the torture and ill-treatment of 14 ethnic Albanians.
In statements by five of the 14 men provided to Amnesty International, they allege that they were subjected to ill-treatment, in some cases amounting to torture, during their arrest on 9 September 2006 and subsequently during detention at Podgorica police station and at Podgorica District Court.
The allegations include reports of repeated beatings, including with the intention of forcing a confession, using hands, fists, feet, sticks and on one occasion, a computer cable. Beatings were allegedly conducted by both individual and groups of police officers at the police station, by the anti-terrorist police involved in the arrest and by police escorting the men to court.”
Latest News of Montenegrin Masked terror police from Amnesty International
“Amnesty International today called on the Montenegrin authorities to ensure that an investigation is promptly opened into allegations against police officers suspected of the torture and ill-treatment of 14 ethnic Albanians.
In statements by five of the 14 men provided to Amnesty International, they allege that they were subjected to ill-treatment, in some cases amounting to torture, during their arrest on 9 September 2006 and subsequently during detention at Podgorica police station and at Podgorica District Court.
The allegations include reports of repeated beatings, including with the intention of forcing a confession, using hands, fists, feet, sticks and on one occasion, a computer cable. Beatings were allegedly conducted by both individual and groups of police officers at the police station, by the anti-terrorist police involved in the arrest and by police escorting the men to court.”
I wonder why it took them so long to present the facts. Under what legal authority can they keep suspects for this long without charging them? If they had found the armaments as they allege, then go ahead and charge them with illegal possession to begin with and work out your case in the meantime. But it's all probably a house of cards constructed on election night.
I knew it was only a matter of time before something like this happened in Montenegro, but I didn't think the Albanians would begin their campaign this quickly.
Latest News of Montenegrin Masked terror police from Amnesty International
“Amnesty International today called on the Montenegrin authorities to ensure that an investigation is promptly opened into allegations against police officers suspected of the torture and ill-treatment of 14 ethnic Albanians.
In statements by five of the 14 men provided to Amnesty International, they allege that they were subjected to ill-treatment, in some cases amounting to torture, during their arrest on 9 September 2006 and subsequently during detention at Podgorica police station and at Podgorica District Court.
The allegations include reports of repeated beatings, including with the intention of forcing a confession, using hands, fists, feet, sticks and on one occasion, a computer cable. Beatings were allegedly conducted by both individual and groups of police officers at the police station, by the anti-terrorist police involved in the arrest and by police escorting the men to court.”
I wonder why it took them so long to present the facts. Under what legal authority can they keep suspects for this long without charging them? If they had found the armaments as they allege, then go ahead and charge them with illegal possession to begin with and work out your case in the meantime. But it's all probably a house of cards constructed on election night.
I knew it was only a matter of time before something like this happened in Montenegro, but I didn't think the Albanians would begin their campaign this quickly.
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