Extradition of K. Albanian gangster requested from Belgrade

Using the words "mafia" and "gangster" does not give any extra information and is completely unnecessary. The only reason to do so must be for propaganda purposes. That said, I think he should be brought to justice, but Kosovo should not extradite to Slovakia since that country does not recognize and is behaving silly. By sending requests to Belgrade, they show that they are not interested in bringing him to justice, but only getting attention.

Using the words "mafia" and "gangster" does not give any extra information and is completely unnecessary. The only reason to do so must be for propaganda purposes. That said, I think he should be brought to justice, but Kosovo should not extradite to Slovakia since that country does not recognize and is behaving silly. By sending requests to Belgrade, they show that they are not interested in bringing him to justice, but only getting attention.
(A, 17 June 2010, 14:27)


Exactly right, whether they recognize Kosovo or not they would know that Serbia would have no ability to arrest and extradite the accused.
So they either have no interest in really arresting the guy or have extremely "uneducated" justice officials.

Kosmet is full with albanian crimninals. First usa asking for terrorist extradition, now Slovakia, who's next??

"Extradition of K. Albanian gangster requested from Belgrade"

Guess when Belgrade can catch or hand him over???

N E V E R

I believe you guys have sense to understand why...

Although I dont have any sympathy for any criminal, if this guy is found guilty he will be sentenced in Prishtina, provoding that Slovakia sends docunments/facts related to the alleged criminal activities.

The guy is clearly a crook and he should rot in prison. And please some of the uneducated people, stop with the statements such as Kosova or Serbia or who ever is full of criminals and terrorists. This is very immature and embarrassing you can not make such sweeping statements, no where in the civilised world you can do that apart from us here in Balkans.
The Slovakian side is trying to make a statement that they do not recognise Kosova, hence contacting Serbia first just to make some happy, but if they really want to catch that crook they will have to contact Kosovar police directly or indirectly, because even EULEX can not do anything without the help from the Kosovar Police. And remember thet crooks have no nationality or borders or religion they are crooks and that’s all they are. They are a disgrace to their community and the nation as a whole.

Pejoni
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I disagree with you on this one. I don't care if this crook has committed crimes in the Moon. He's got to go to jail one way or the other.

Right now, I'm just having a hard time understanding the stupidity of Slovakian law enforcement structures

Belgrade? And how exactly is this criminal going to be arrested? Perhaps try the EULEX route, but that will leave EULEX once again losing the public support they so desperately need by acting in behalf of Serbia and with the way Slovakia requested. Sorry to say but this criminal will walk free for some time. And I personally hope KP dont waste their resources, its not their problem until this criminal does anything illegaly in Kosovo or requested by a country who we have diplomatic relations with.

EVEN if they do not recognize kosovo... of course they should have gone to UNMIK/EULEX it's dumb for Slovakia to go to belgrade,the govt. of serbia has no authority whatsoever in kosovo.

Now I know how stupid Slovaks are. Good luck with your request.
(Kosova-USA, 17 June 2010 19:47)

They are not half as stupid as people who celebrate the fact that a drug dealer is living unpunished and free in their midst, selling poison to their children.

Baki Sadiki is believed to be in Kosovo, and his extradition was requested from Belgrade rather than from the EU mission in Kosovo, EULEX, said reports.

Now I know how stupid Slovaks are. Good luck with your request.

I think the Slovakian police are a bit more educated than you, pss. How can a country request something from a country that does not exist? Think about it, pss, and you may see why Slovakia is dealing with Serbia.

One police office in Slovakia asks one police office in Belgrade to ask another police office in Pristina(eulex) to ask another police office in Pristina(kps) to catch Sadiki. If I were in Sadiki I would go to Gracanica, or Mitrovica, just to add another link to the chain. Actually no, the office of eulex will ask directly to the office in gracanica or mitrovica, so there are only 4 links of beaurocracy in any case.. b92 reported only on the first link so far..we will impatiently wait for the next episodes describing the incredible voyages of the Sadiki dossier..

In the mean time Sadiki himself is happy that Slovakia did not recognize Kosovo.
He is even happier that the Slovakian police told him to leave on Monday, because they would come looking for him on Tuesday and then ask Belgrade to arrest him on Wednesday.

Someone has to step up to the plate and take this crook in.

(spunky, 18 June 2010, 04:35)

Indeed. Politics aside, we all suffer when this guy is free to ruin countless lives selling drugs to people in every country... it would be nice to see someone, anyone do the right thing and apprehend him.

Actually Slovakia did the right thing. They make their rquest to the country concerned and since Serbia needs to talk to UNMIK to get this to happen in Kosovo, Serbia is the go between in this case.

It's behaving respectfully towards a recognised country.
(Peggy, 18 June 2010 01:03)

Peggy
Even if I agree with you that Kosovo is part of Serbia, that will not bring serbian police force in Kosovo to fulfill the friend's request.

30 comments for a crook, it's like this is the only crook in the planet. This just shows how imature people on both side are.

It's obvious that this guy belongs in jail but he is not the first one and defenetly not the last one from all around.

"Exactly right, whether they recognize Kosovo or not they would know that Serbia would have no ability to arrest and extradite the accused."

Yes. It makes no sense at all to ask Serbia for the extradition, since Kosovo is under UN administation.

Slovakia's authorities should have simply addressed EULEX/UNMIK. The USA (a country that recognised Kosovo btw.) seem to knew how the proceure works and whom to ask to get a criminal arrested in Kosovo. And they have been successful, as we could read in another article here.

So they either have no interest in really arresting the guy or have extremely "uneducated" justice officials.
(pss, 17 June 2010 14:48)

as opposed to the expert officials in s. kosovo with a whole year of experience?

Haha funy you'll get him. You must be sleeping still time moved forward the Serbian mup cought crossing in Kosovo gets arrested. If you don't communicate with Kosovo institution you do so with eulex if you want the criminal cought, my suggestion to Sllovakss it'll be easier for you to catch criminals if you communicate with the legal institutions..

I think the Slovakian police are a bit more educated than you, pss. How can a country request something from a country that does not exist? Think about it, pss, and you may see why Slovakia is dealing with Serbia.
(winston, 17 June 2010 15:55)
And do you think that the Kosovo police service is going to arrest him without a warrant aand to them the Serbian one is not valid, so if they want him they need to deal with who can deliver. Otherwise they could simply give the warrant to you and it would mean just as much. Think about it. Do they want him or do they want to make a political statement. One gets the guy, one doesn't.
But even if they do not recognize Kosovo according to 1244, Serbian police do not have authority in Kosovo, so going to UNMIK or EULEX would have been the smart thing to do, even you have to realize that.

Why would Slovakia deal with UNMIK/EULEX when it hasn't even recognized 'Kosova'?

Apart from that, I'm quite impressed with the screeching in the comments. Louder than those vuvuzelas in south africa!

What a coward, but never expected something different. Anyway, there are about 450 paid informants in Kosovo on different levels so he will be caught soon. Mark my words. No need to worry.

So, Slovakia's Justice Ministry is going ask soon from Belgrade why don't you do anything? That will be embarrassing to Belgrade but so would be asking help from the police of Kosovo. Lose-lose for Belgrade, thanks to paper pushers of Slovakia's Justice Ministry. Do you understand now the logic of Slovakia's Foreign Affairs Ministry?

American Eagle,
No Albanian is advocating against an EU member state, nor defending a suspect for the alleged crime. It seems you are missing a point here.

@ Daniel

Would you say America is insane because they do make their requests to the Kosovo authorties?

Although I dont have any sympathy for any criminal, if this guy is found guilty he will be sentenced in Prishtina, provoding that Slovakia sends docunments/facts related to the alleged criminal activities.
(PRN, 17 June 2010 16:14)

You really don't have a say in what happens with criminal, PRN.

Just like that terrorist Bajram Aslani who got arrested thanks to US investigators... maybe he will get sent to Serbian prison after the US is done with him:)

To all the Albanian posters,

Why would you advocate working against an EU member and allowing a criminal to walk free on the streets in Kosovo? Wouldn't it be a win-win situation for you if you arrested the guy, handed him over to the Slovaks, and showed that you all have a police force capable of enforcing the law? At the same time, you are proving that maybe, just maybe it is worth recognizing Kosovo as a country because it is able to function as one. Your logic is what keeps you out of western civilization and still in the dark ages. You will never make it into the EU, UN, or NATO with your thinking. Serbia doesn't need to work so hard to show the world you are not capable of being a real country because you are doing it for them.

Now, also think about that criminal smuggling drugs into Kosovo and the drugs making its way to your family or someone in your family hurt as an innocent bystander in a drug war because you didn't want to help Slovakia take a criminal off the street.

They are not half as stupid as people who celebrate the fact that a drug dealer is living unpunished and free in their midst, selling poison to their children.
(Jason, 18 June 2010 09:39)

Touche Jason. A drug lord gets to evade justice and the Albanian irridentists embrace him as a hero.

So much for the much vaunted 'Kosova' justice system. Sedjiu was right when he said that nobody was above the law, that is except him, Hash, Hardinaj and the drug lords connected to the kleptocrats in Pristina.

and to think that the US invaded Panama to remove Noreiga...

the mind boggles.

I think the Slovakian police are a bit more educated than you, pss. How can a country request something from a country that does not exist? Think about it, pss, and you may see why Slovakia is dealing with Serbia.
(winston, 17 June 2010 15:55
Okay Winston, Point taken! I guess we just have to look for this crook in Serbia. Kosovo, after-all is just a ghost place according to your biased comment. Get a grip , man. Make more sense. Someone has to step up to the plate and take this crook in. Clearly Slovaks are not interested on doing anything!
Cheers
Spunky

If kosova was a part of serbia, then the serbian police can march in to kosova with a warrant and arrest him. But unfortunately this is not the case guys and most probably the request will be denied as kosova has a treaties with those countries who have recognized it and as long as he hasnt broken kosova laws theres not much they can do unless it fals in the EU jurisdiction

Kosova-USA said... "Now I know how stupid Slovaks are."

How smart are you to write such an offensive comment?

But even if they do not recognize Kosovo according to 1244, Serbian police do not have authority in Kosovo, so going to UNMIK or EULEX would have been the smart thing to do, even you have to realize that.
(pss, 17 June 2010 19:53)
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Actually Slovakia did the right thing. They make their rquest to the country concerned and since Serbia needs to talk to UNMIK to get this to happen in Kosovo, Serbia is the go between in this case.

It's behaving respectfully towards a recognised country.

Kosova-USA said... "Now I know how stupid Slovaks are."

How smart are you to write such an offensive comment?
(Roger7, 18 June 2010 12:47)

Roger, have you not read the irridentist Albanian script? Anybody who adheres to international law and respects Serbia's territorial integrity is 'stupid'.

one would be considered insane if she or he made a request to a non-existent entity. It would be like talking to an invisible parrot on your shoulder. Serbia exists, Kosova doesn't exist. Kosovo exists as a part of Serbia. Therefore, the sane Slovaks asked the existent country to extradite the alleged criminal to another existent country for a real trial. Reality trumps fantasy.

Mendo, the Americans whom support Kosovo are not insane, they have an agenda. It's the same old Americans whom forced this pseudo state upon us for their own selfish purposes. Clinton and his cronies knew exactly what they were doing yet they made pretend they were doing this for humanitarian reasons. Once started, they cannot now stop. The new administration is playing along but clearly its support is less than the support of previous administrations. I think the current US administration is more interested in having Serbia 'belong' than keeping Kosovo happy.

Ximi, I'm not missing the point. Whenever a country makes a stand that contradicts the Albanian viewpoint, they are "stupid" or some other name that you and your Kosovo Albanian kinsmen want to call that country. You fail to respect differing opinions and would shoot yourself in the foot just to get back at that country. Leaving a drug dealer on the streets of Kosovo just to teach the Slovaks a lesson is exactly what I am talking about. You would rather let a criminal walk free than turn him over to face justice just because you don't like the fact that the Slovaks don't recognize your country. That is the point.

This is really bad for slovakia, why would they send a request to belgrade?, if they didn't want to send it to prishtina they could've sent it to eulex instead.
You can keep provoking authorities in Prishtina but I got bad news for you, they've got smarter things to do. Why did Slovakia recognize Kosova's passport in first place?. I mean the guy holds slovak passport and they still try to play dirty game?. I can see other EU countries really laughing at this stupid move made by slovaks. Are you hoping that serbian police would go to Kosova and catch this guy?, wow. This is freaking ridiculous!. These kind of moves lead nowhere therefore it's not worth talking about it.

Ximi, I'm not missing the point. Whenever a country makes a stand that contradicts the Albanian viewpoint, they are "stupid" or some other name that you and your Kosovo Albanian kinsmen want to call that country. You fail to respect differing opinions and would shoot yourself in the foot just to get back at that country. Leaving a drug dealer on the streets of Kosovo just to teach the Slovaks a lesson is exactly what I am talking about. You would rather let a criminal walk free than turn him over to face justice just because you don't like the fact that the Slovaks don't recognize your country. That is the point.
(American Eagle, 19 June 2010 17:08)

The suspected criminals have their place in prison. The only thing here is that by sending the request to Serbia and not to Eulex, the slovaks tell the opinion that they are for cheap propaganda that will not bring the suspect to justice as Serbia does not have any capability to bring him to justice according to 1244 resolution that Slovakia respects.

American Eagle...you are missing the point here. Nobody is happy about a criminal walking in the streets regardless of their ethnicity. I read all the comments and not even one person from either side is happy about it.
If I commit a crime in Italy, and I move to Germany, the police in Germany will not arrest me unless the Italian side is going to send a request. Same principle applies here. Kosovo police is not going to arrest this guy unless they have a request from Slovakian police, or unless this guy commits a crime in Kosovo. Is that so hard to understand??!! And if it proved that this guy was selling heroine, I'll be the first to say hang him ,don't just give him 25 years !!!!

"If I commit a crime in Italy, and I move to Germany, the police in Germany will not arrest me unless the Italian side is going to send a request. Same principle applies here. Kosovo police is not going to arrest this guy unless they have a request from Slovakian police, or unless this guy commits a crime in Kosovo. "
(erion, 20 June 2010 21:34)

Right, with the only difference that, in Kosovo, EULEX is the responsible authority to issue those arrests warrents. That's why the Slovaks should have addressed EULEX.

lol this funny situation proves acouple of facts:
1)That crook is kindaa smart and sharp minded
2)slovak police is corrupt, how could the criminal know that a raid was gonna happen at his home and escape on time? Obviously some info leaked there, had the slovak police done their job well, they would have spared a lot of futile effort with belgrade
3)The crook got away with a lot of trouble of getting divorced with his slovak wife, whom he married for documentation reasons.
4)in such cases slovak authorities should contact with tirana, and not beograd, tirana has many agreements with kosovo authorites, i saw kosovo police patroling cars a few kilometres from tirana...there are agreements between kosovo and albania regarding security during the extremely crowded touristic season in albania .

Kosmet is full with albanian crimninals. First usa asking for terrorist extradition, now Slovakia, who's next??

"Extradition of K. Albanian gangster requested from Belgrade"

Guess when Belgrade can catch or hand him over???

N E V E R

I believe you guys have sense to understand why...

Although I dont have any sympathy for any criminal, if this guy is found guilty he will be sentenced in Prishtina, provoding that Slovakia sends docunments/facts related to the alleged criminal activities.

Using the words "mafia" and "gangster" does not give any extra information and is completely unnecessary. The only reason to do so must be for propaganda purposes. That said, I think he should be brought to justice, but Kosovo should not extradite to Slovakia since that country does not recognize and is behaving silly. By sending requests to Belgrade, they show that they are not interested in bringing him to justice, but only getting attention.

I think the Slovakian police are a bit more educated than you, pss. How can a country request something from a country that does not exist? Think about it, pss, and you may see why Slovakia is dealing with Serbia.

Using the words "mafia" and "gangster" does not give any extra information and is completely unnecessary. The only reason to do so must be for propaganda purposes. That said, I think he should be brought to justice, but Kosovo should not extradite to Slovakia since that country does not recognize and is behaving silly. By sending requests to Belgrade, they show that they are not interested in bringing him to justice, but only getting attention.
(A, 17 June 2010, 14:27)


Exactly right, whether they recognize Kosovo or not they would know that Serbia would have no ability to arrest and extradite the accused.
So they either have no interest in really arresting the guy or have extremely "uneducated" justice officials.

Belgrade? And how exactly is this criminal going to be arrested? Perhaps try the EULEX route, but that will leave EULEX once again losing the public support they so desperately need by acting in behalf of Serbia and with the way Slovakia requested. Sorry to say but this criminal will walk free for some time. And I personally hope KP dont waste their resources, its not their problem until this criminal does anything illegaly in Kosovo or requested by a country who we have diplomatic relations with.

So they either have no interest in really arresting the guy or have extremely "uneducated" justice officials.
(pss, 17 June 2010 14:48)

as opposed to the expert officials in s. kosovo with a whole year of experience?

To all the Albanian posters,

Why would you advocate working against an EU member and allowing a criminal to walk free on the streets in Kosovo? Wouldn't it be a win-win situation for you if you arrested the guy, handed him over to the Slovaks, and showed that you all have a police force capable of enforcing the law? At the same time, you are proving that maybe, just maybe it is worth recognizing Kosovo as a country because it is able to function as one. Your logic is what keeps you out of western civilization and still in the dark ages. You will never make it into the EU, UN, or NATO with your thinking. Serbia doesn't need to work so hard to show the world you are not capable of being a real country because you are doing it for them.

Now, also think about that criminal smuggling drugs into Kosovo and the drugs making its way to your family or someone in your family hurt as an innocent bystander in a drug war because you didn't want to help Slovakia take a criminal off the street.

"Exactly right, whether they recognize Kosovo or not they would know that Serbia would have no ability to arrest and extradite the accused."

Yes. It makes no sense at all to ask Serbia for the extradition, since Kosovo is under UN administation.

Slovakia's authorities should have simply addressed EULEX/UNMIK. The USA (a country that recognised Kosovo btw.) seem to knew how the proceure works and whom to ask to get a criminal arrested in Kosovo. And they have been successful, as we could read in another article here.

Kosova-USA said... "Now I know how stupid Slovaks are."

How smart are you to write such an offensive comment?

Why would Slovakia deal with UNMIK/EULEX when it hasn't even recognized 'Kosova'?

Apart from that, I'm quite impressed with the screeching in the comments. Louder than those vuvuzelas in south africa!

Kosova-USA said... "Now I know how stupid Slovaks are."

How smart are you to write such an offensive comment?
(Roger7, 18 June 2010 12:47)

Roger, have you not read the irridentist Albanian script? Anybody who adheres to international law and respects Serbia's territorial integrity is 'stupid'.

Although I dont have any sympathy for any criminal, if this guy is found guilty he will be sentenced in Prishtina, provoding that Slovakia sends docunments/facts related to the alleged criminal activities.
(PRN, 17 June 2010 16:14)

You really don't have a say in what happens with criminal, PRN.

Just like that terrorist Bajram Aslani who got arrested thanks to US investigators... maybe he will get sent to Serbian prison after the US is done with him:)

But even if they do not recognize Kosovo according to 1244, Serbian police do not have authority in Kosovo, so going to UNMIK or EULEX would have been the smart thing to do, even you have to realize that.
(pss, 17 June 2010 19:53)
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Actually Slovakia did the right thing. They make their rquest to the country concerned and since Serbia needs to talk to UNMIK to get this to happen in Kosovo, Serbia is the go between in this case.

It's behaving respectfully towards a recognised country.

What a coward, but never expected something different. Anyway, there are about 450 paid informants in Kosovo on different levels so he will be caught soon. Mark my words. No need to worry.

Now I know how stupid Slovaks are. Good luck with your request.
(Kosova-USA, 17 June 2010 19:47)

They are not half as stupid as people who celebrate the fact that a drug dealer is living unpunished and free in their midst, selling poison to their children.

Mendo, the Americans whom support Kosovo are not insane, they have an agenda. It's the same old Americans whom forced this pseudo state upon us for their own selfish purposes. Clinton and his cronies knew exactly what they were doing yet they made pretend they were doing this for humanitarian reasons. Once started, they cannot now stop. The new administration is playing along but clearly its support is less than the support of previous administrations. I think the current US administration is more interested in having Serbia 'belong' than keeping Kosovo happy.

They are not half as stupid as people who celebrate the fact that a drug dealer is living unpunished and free in their midst, selling poison to their children.
(Jason, 18 June 2010 09:39)

Touche Jason. A drug lord gets to evade justice and the Albanian irridentists embrace him as a hero.

So much for the much vaunted 'Kosova' justice system. Sedjiu was right when he said that nobody was above the law, that is except him, Hash, Hardinaj and the drug lords connected to the kleptocrats in Pristina.

and to think that the US invaded Panama to remove Noreiga...

the mind boggles.

EVEN if they do not recognize kosovo... of course they should have gone to UNMIK/EULEX it's dumb for Slovakia to go to belgrade,the govt. of serbia has no authority whatsoever in kosovo.

Baki Sadiki is believed to be in Kosovo, and his extradition was requested from Belgrade rather than from the EU mission in Kosovo, EULEX, said reports.

Now I know how stupid Slovaks are. Good luck with your request.

Someone has to step up to the plate and take this crook in.

(spunky, 18 June 2010, 04:35)

Indeed. Politics aside, we all suffer when this guy is free to ruin countless lives selling drugs to people in every country... it would be nice to see someone, anyone do the right thing and apprehend him.

I think the Slovakian police are a bit more educated than you, pss. How can a country request something from a country that does not exist? Think about it, pss, and you may see why Slovakia is dealing with Serbia.
(winston, 17 June 2010 15:55)
And do you think that the Kosovo police service is going to arrest him without a warrant aand to them the Serbian one is not valid, so if they want him they need to deal with who can deliver. Otherwise they could simply give the warrant to you and it would mean just as much. Think about it. Do they want him or do they want to make a political statement. One gets the guy, one doesn't.
But even if they do not recognize Kosovo according to 1244, Serbian police do not have authority in Kosovo, so going to UNMIK or EULEX would have been the smart thing to do, even you have to realize that.

Haha funy you'll get him. You must be sleeping still time moved forward the Serbian mup cought crossing in Kosovo gets arrested. If you don't communicate with Kosovo institution you do so with eulex if you want the criminal cought, my suggestion to Sllovakss it'll be easier for you to catch criminals if you communicate with the legal institutions..

If kosova was a part of serbia, then the serbian police can march in to kosova with a warrant and arrest him. But unfortunately this is not the case guys and most probably the request will be denied as kosova has a treaties with those countries who have recognized it and as long as he hasnt broken kosova laws theres not much they can do unless it fals in the EU jurisdiction

one would be considered insane if she or he made a request to a non-existent entity. It would be like talking to an invisible parrot on your shoulder. Serbia exists, Kosova doesn't exist. Kosovo exists as a part of Serbia. Therefore, the sane Slovaks asked the existent country to extradite the alleged criminal to another existent country for a real trial. Reality trumps fantasy.

So, Slovakia's Justice Ministry is going ask soon from Belgrade why don't you do anything? That will be embarrassing to Belgrade but so would be asking help from the police of Kosovo. Lose-lose for Belgrade, thanks to paper pushers of Slovakia's Justice Ministry. Do you understand now the logic of Slovakia's Foreign Affairs Ministry?

Pejoni
======

I disagree with you on this one. I don't care if this crook has committed crimes in the Moon. He's got to go to jail one way or the other.

Right now, I'm just having a hard time understanding the stupidity of Slovakian law enforcement structures

American Eagle,
No Albanian is advocating against an EU member state, nor defending a suspect for the alleged crime. It seems you are missing a point here.

One police office in Slovakia asks one police office in Belgrade to ask another police office in Pristina(eulex) to ask another police office in Pristina(kps) to catch Sadiki. If I were in Sadiki I would go to Gracanica, or Mitrovica, just to add another link to the chain. Actually no, the office of eulex will ask directly to the office in gracanica or mitrovica, so there are only 4 links of beaurocracy in any case.. b92 reported only on the first link so far..we will impatiently wait for the next episodes describing the incredible voyages of the Sadiki dossier..

In the mean time Sadiki himself is happy that Slovakia did not recognize Kosovo.
He is even happier that the Slovakian police told him to leave on Monday, because they would come looking for him on Tuesday and then ask Belgrade to arrest him on Wednesday.

Actually Slovakia did the right thing. They make their rquest to the country concerned and since Serbia needs to talk to UNMIK to get this to happen in Kosovo, Serbia is the go between in this case.

It's behaving respectfully towards a recognised country.
(Peggy, 18 June 2010 01:03)

Peggy
Even if I agree with you that Kosovo is part of Serbia, that will not bring serbian police force in Kosovo to fulfill the friend's request.

Ximi, I'm not missing the point. Whenever a country makes a stand that contradicts the Albanian viewpoint, they are "stupid" or some other name that you and your Kosovo Albanian kinsmen want to call that country. You fail to respect differing opinions and would shoot yourself in the foot just to get back at that country. Leaving a drug dealer on the streets of Kosovo just to teach the Slovaks a lesson is exactly what I am talking about. You would rather let a criminal walk free than turn him over to face justice just because you don't like the fact that the Slovaks don't recognize your country. That is the point.

This is really bad for slovakia, why would they send a request to belgrade?, if they didn't want to send it to prishtina they could've sent it to eulex instead.
You can keep provoking authorities in Prishtina but I got bad news for you, they've got smarter things to do. Why did Slovakia recognize Kosova's passport in first place?. I mean the guy holds slovak passport and they still try to play dirty game?. I can see other EU countries really laughing at this stupid move made by slovaks. Are you hoping that serbian police would go to Kosova and catch this guy?, wow. This is freaking ridiculous!. These kind of moves lead nowhere therefore it's not worth talking about it.

The guy is clearly a crook and he should rot in prison. And please some of the uneducated people, stop with the statements such as Kosova or Serbia or who ever is full of criminals and terrorists. This is very immature and embarrassing you can not make such sweeping statements, no where in the civilised world you can do that apart from us here in Balkans.
The Slovakian side is trying to make a statement that they do not recognise Kosova, hence contacting Serbia first just to make some happy, but if they really want to catch that crook they will have to contact Kosovar police directly or indirectly, because even EULEX can not do anything without the help from the Kosovar Police. And remember thet crooks have no nationality or borders or religion they are crooks and that’s all they are. They are a disgrace to their community and the nation as a whole.

30 comments for a crook, it's like this is the only crook in the planet. This just shows how imature people on both side are.

It's obvious that this guy belongs in jail but he is not the first one and defenetly not the last one from all around.

@ Daniel

Would you say America is insane because they do make their requests to the Kosovo authorties?

I think the Slovakian police are a bit more educated than you, pss. How can a country request something from a country that does not exist? Think about it, pss, and you may see why Slovakia is dealing with Serbia.
(winston, 17 June 2010 15:55
Okay Winston, Point taken! I guess we just have to look for this crook in Serbia. Kosovo, after-all is just a ghost place according to your biased comment. Get a grip , man. Make more sense. Someone has to step up to the plate and take this crook in. Clearly Slovaks are not interested on doing anything!
Cheers
Spunky

Ximi, I'm not missing the point. Whenever a country makes a stand that contradicts the Albanian viewpoint, they are "stupid" or some other name that you and your Kosovo Albanian kinsmen want to call that country. You fail to respect differing opinions and would shoot yourself in the foot just to get back at that country. Leaving a drug dealer on the streets of Kosovo just to teach the Slovaks a lesson is exactly what I am talking about. You would rather let a criminal walk free than turn him over to face justice just because you don't like the fact that the Slovaks don't recognize your country. That is the point.
(American Eagle, 19 June 2010 17:08)

The suspected criminals have their place in prison. The only thing here is that by sending the request to Serbia and not to Eulex, the slovaks tell the opinion that they are for cheap propaganda that will not bring the suspect to justice as Serbia does not have any capability to bring him to justice according to 1244 resolution that Slovakia respects.

American Eagle...you are missing the point here. Nobody is happy about a criminal walking in the streets regardless of their ethnicity. I read all the comments and not even one person from either side is happy about it.
If I commit a crime in Italy, and I move to Germany, the police in Germany will not arrest me unless the Italian side is going to send a request. Same principle applies here. Kosovo police is not going to arrest this guy unless they have a request from Slovakian police, or unless this guy commits a crime in Kosovo. Is that so hard to understand??!! And if it proved that this guy was selling heroine, I'll be the first to say hang him ,don't just give him 25 years !!!!

"If I commit a crime in Italy, and I move to Germany, the police in Germany will not arrest me unless the Italian side is going to send a request. Same principle applies here. Kosovo police is not going to arrest this guy unless they have a request from Slovakian police, or unless this guy commits a crime in Kosovo. "
(erion, 20 June 2010 21:34)

Right, with the only difference that, in Kosovo, EULEX is the responsible authority to issue those arrests warrents. That's why the Slovaks should have addressed EULEX.

lol this funny situation proves acouple of facts:
1)That crook is kindaa smart and sharp minded
2)slovak police is corrupt, how could the criminal know that a raid was gonna happen at his home and escape on time? Obviously some info leaked there, had the slovak police done their job well, they would have spared a lot of futile effort with belgrade
3)The crook got away with a lot of trouble of getting divorced with his slovak wife, whom he married for documentation reasons.
4)in such cases slovak authorities should contact with tirana, and not beograd, tirana has many agreements with kosovo authorites, i saw kosovo police patroling cars a few kilometres from tirana...there are agreements between kosovo and albania regarding security during the extremely crowded touristic season in albania .