K. Albanian timber thief arrested for shooting at police

What in the world will the Albanians try and steal next from Serbia, dirt? Isn't there enough timber in the Newborn for these thieves to take, that they must cross the administrative line, and pillage in Southern Serbia - but it's always the sweetest to steal from Serbs, isn't it?

"Ademi was arrested while other perpetrators managed to cross over to Kosovo in their tractors. "

Always nice to read that all sort of criminals have a safe haven to stay without being harassed by the police :)

Hahaha, can you picture, Albanian thieves riding away from the police on their tractors - you can't make this stuff up.As for the captured scum, just take that timber and beat him over the head with it. It may knock some sense into him, that stealing is not right - and then lock him up for many years for firing at police.

"cross over to Kosovo in their tractors"

I guess albanians used their heave artilery to invade Serbia: )

Once a theif, always a theif. I would mine these woods to keep these alb theives from entering Serbia proper.

Serbias Pink Panter diamond theives vs Albanian donkey timber theives. You albs crack me up! Not only are you stealing serbian homes, churches and serbian land, now you take our timber as well. Damn, I bet the Eu can't wait for you to join.

Personally, I think he deserves the death penalty.

Painter, stealing timber, is stealing timber, no matter the administrative borders. But yes, these Albanian thieves did cross into Serbia Proper, and tried to steal. Even when a Serb in N. KiM crosses the administrative line with Serbia, he has crossed from KiM into Serbia proper. Nothing in the constitution about stealing timber, but that it is a crime - shooting at police, well I guess that is acceptable in Albanian society, but not in Serbian. Please stop trying to do an "I gotcha", it only makes you look ignorant.

In Kosovo*, these people would get gold medals from the authorities.

Ademi was questioned and remanded in custody for ten days for illegal crossing of the administrative line and shooting at the police.

So he was questioned about illegal crossing to Serbia?. Serbs in the north should also be taken in to custody for illegal crossing to Kosovo.

Did these farmers cut all their trees in Podujevo or they just came to steal timber in Kursumlija? Anyway that scum will be locked up. Perhaps he will inform the police about the other 9 thief's..

"COULD HAVE SWORN THAT THEY WERE USING AN "ALTERNATIVE ROUTE" BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T WANT TO PAY CUSTOMS DUTIES."

KOSO

The interesting thing is that serbs are stopped when trying to cross the administration line. My question is how do albanians manage to cross the administrative line without any KFOR troops stopping them?

"I COULD HAVE SWORN THAT THEY WERE USING AN "ALTERNATIVE ROUTE" BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T WANT TO PAY CUSTOMS DUTIES. "
(KOSO, 12 August 2012 17:03)

No, they were Albanians, and they would have probably payed the 'custom duties' (i.e. bribes) to Kosovo Albanian 'custom officers', even for stolen timber - unless they were clan members of some 'custom officer', then of course nothing to pay :)

Crossing what border illegally? Isn't Kosovo part of Serbia? Isn't this a violation of Serbia's constitution?

@Painter, please learn to read if you want to act smart.

If you bothered to read the TITLE of the article or the FIRST sentence you would have noticed what your Albanian friend was arrested for.

"23-year-old Fitim Ademi from the Kosovo municipality of Podujevo has been arrested in the southern Serbian town of Kuršumlija for shooting at police officers."

SHOOTING AT POLICE OFFICERS... hmm, not sure what the laws are like in Nato controlled Kosovo*, but where I come from you can be pretty sure that if you try something like that you'll probably be arrested.

Oh, unless you're from Syria, then you'll probably be called a freedom fighter, get all kinds of weapons & money from the US & AlQaida and in the end you'll celebrate your "freedom" while living in utter poverty surrounded by foreign military forces who tell you what to do, when to eat, sleep, _____ & ______. While they help themselves to everything and anything your country has to offer.

Yeah...
thanks, but no thanks!

Well, Painter, I do not know what you are trying to get at by mentioning the Serbian constitution, but an administrative line, is an administrative line, and ALL people must show proper ID when crossing it, to the administrative authorities. You are still trying to act the fool, by showing unwavering ignorance, maybe intentionally? The administrative line means you are going into an administered area, as Kosovo is administered by the UN, under UNSC resolution 1244. Albanians would like a border crossing, but because Kosovo is not an independent nation, and its status is still disputed, there exists an administrative line that is managed by international overseers, working in line (supposedly) with the above mentioned resolution. Hope that cleared your head a bit, because I just gave myself a headache. In any case, you can't go around firing automatic weapons at police, administrative line or not.

"Personally, I think he deserves the death penalty.
(Ari Gold, 12 August 2012 13:34)"

I bet you personally feel that all albanians anywhere in the world deserve the death penalty. It is a belief / feeling that many of your politicians tried to enact.

It would be good to know where all this timber was going. Unless the Albanians were just stealing out of habit, the timber was bound to wind up at some mill to be cut for lumber. And so where was the lumber going? Is there Albanian construction projects in Kosovo? That would be fun to know too. We can guess they are not rebuilding Serb homes burned down by arson.

Timber is in high demand in N. Mitro, with all those barricades.

Painter, stealing timber, is stealing timber, no matter the administrative borders. But yes, these Albanian thieves did cross into Serbia Proper, and tried to steal. Even when a Serb in N. KiM crosses the administrative line with Serbia, he has crossed from KiM into Serbia proper. Nothing in the constitution about stealing timber, but that it is a crime - shooting at police, well I guess that is acceptable in Albanian society, but not in Serbian. Please stop trying to do an "I gotcha", it only makes you look ignorant.
(ecoman, 12 August 2012 17:32)

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Ecoman, I couldn't agree more, stealing timber is stealing timber, and one should be punished for it. But But how can one arrest someone for entering Serbia "illegally" when it pretends Kosovo is Serbia. It's like arresting people from Vojvodina who come to Belgrade. Also, the administrative line is in violation of Serbia's constitution. According to the Serbian constitution, Serbia is one country, no proper and improper Serbia.

I think the key thing to notice is that the Serbian hidden agenda is to portray all Albanians from Kosovo as thugs and criminals and I think that’s not a nice neighbourly behaviour to say the least. Lets not get carried away here a criminal is a criminal and that is what the case is here but c’mon you have criminals in Serbia too in fact you have gang lords. This one was stupid Albanian petty thief having to steal probably out of necessity but still a crime is a crime and all parties condemn it. This is so clever by the Serbs, so cunning as ever. When KPS attempt to patrol the area to deter these dumb thugs the MUP forces come inside administrative line and arrest them. So let’s be good neighbours and fight crime as we did in this case and stop hate mongering. The Albanians are going to be there in Kosovo, whether you like it or not. What most enrage Albanians is that Serbs have this attitude of completely ignoring Albanian existence. That in my opinion is the ultimate cardinal sin for any prospering nation.

>>>I think the key thing to notice is that the Serbian hidden agenda is to portray all Albanians from Kosovo as thugs and criminals>>>

Not a strong point thinking? Serbs don't need a hidden agenda at all. Albanians have made a bad reputation for themselves wherever they go. Go abroad and ask your policeman. No one made them do it. It has nothing to do with Serbs.

remanded in custody for ten days for illegal crossing....

I COULD HAVE SWORN THAT THEY WERE USING AN "ALTERNATIVE ROUTE" BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T WANT TO PAY CUSTOMS DUTIES.

It's okay if serbs do it, but I guess we draw the line based on ethnicity. Racists!


Sincerely,

Ademi was questioned and remanded in custody for ten days for illegal crossing of the administrative line and shooting at the police.

So he was questioned about illegal crossing to Serbia?. Serbs in the north should also be taken in to custody for illegal crossing to Kosovo.

Crossing what border illegally? Isn't Kosovo part of Serbia? Isn't this a violation of Serbia's constitution?

Personally, I think he deserves the death penalty.

remanded in custody for ten days for illegal crossing....

I COULD HAVE SWORN THAT THEY WERE USING AN "ALTERNATIVE ROUTE" BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T WANT TO PAY CUSTOMS DUTIES.

It's okay if serbs do it, but I guess we draw the line based on ethnicity. Racists!


Sincerely,

"Personally, I think he deserves the death penalty.
(Ari Gold, 12 August 2012 13:34)"

I bet you personally feel that all albanians anywhere in the world deserve the death penalty. It is a belief / feeling that many of your politicians tried to enact.

Timber is in high demand in N. Mitro, with all those barricades.

"Ademi was arrested while other perpetrators managed to cross over to Kosovo in their tractors. "

Always nice to read that all sort of criminals have a safe haven to stay without being harassed by the police :)

Painter, stealing timber, is stealing timber, no matter the administrative borders. But yes, these Albanian thieves did cross into Serbia Proper, and tried to steal. Even when a Serb in N. KiM crosses the administrative line with Serbia, he has crossed from KiM into Serbia proper. Nothing in the constitution about stealing timber, but that it is a crime - shooting at police, well I guess that is acceptable in Albanian society, but not in Serbian. Please stop trying to do an "I gotcha", it only makes you look ignorant.
(ecoman, 12 August 2012 17:32)

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Ecoman, I couldn't agree more, stealing timber is stealing timber, and one should be punished for it. But But how can one arrest someone for entering Serbia "illegally" when it pretends Kosovo is Serbia. It's like arresting people from Vojvodina who come to Belgrade. Also, the administrative line is in violation of Serbia's constitution. According to the Serbian constitution, Serbia is one country, no proper and improper Serbia.

"cross over to Kosovo in their tractors"

I guess albanians used their heave artilery to invade Serbia: )

Once a theif, always a theif. I would mine these woods to keep these alb theives from entering Serbia proper.

Hahaha, can you picture, Albanian thieves riding away from the police on their tractors - you can't make this stuff up.As for the captured scum, just take that timber and beat him over the head with it. It may knock some sense into him, that stealing is not right - and then lock him up for many years for firing at police.

What in the world will the Albanians try and steal next from Serbia, dirt? Isn't there enough timber in the Newborn for these thieves to take, that they must cross the administrative line, and pillage in Southern Serbia - but it's always the sweetest to steal from Serbs, isn't it?

Serbias Pink Panter diamond theives vs Albanian donkey timber theives. You albs crack me up! Not only are you stealing serbian homes, churches and serbian land, now you take our timber as well. Damn, I bet the Eu can't wait for you to join.

It would be good to know where all this timber was going. Unless the Albanians were just stealing out of habit, the timber was bound to wind up at some mill to be cut for lumber. And so where was the lumber going? Is there Albanian construction projects in Kosovo? That would be fun to know too. We can guess they are not rebuilding Serb homes burned down by arson.

I think the key thing to notice is that the Serbian hidden agenda is to portray all Albanians from Kosovo as thugs and criminals and I think that’s not a nice neighbourly behaviour to say the least. Lets not get carried away here a criminal is a criminal and that is what the case is here but c’mon you have criminals in Serbia too in fact you have gang lords. This one was stupid Albanian petty thief having to steal probably out of necessity but still a crime is a crime and all parties condemn it. This is so clever by the Serbs, so cunning as ever. When KPS attempt to patrol the area to deter these dumb thugs the MUP forces come inside administrative line and arrest them. So let’s be good neighbours and fight crime as we did in this case and stop hate mongering. The Albanians are going to be there in Kosovo, whether you like it or not. What most enrage Albanians is that Serbs have this attitude of completely ignoring Albanian existence. That in my opinion is the ultimate cardinal sin for any prospering nation.

>>>I think the key thing to notice is that the Serbian hidden agenda is to portray all Albanians from Kosovo as thugs and criminals>>>

Not a strong point thinking? Serbs don't need a hidden agenda at all. Albanians have made a bad reputation for themselves wherever they go. Go abroad and ask your policeman. No one made them do it. It has nothing to do with Serbs.

Painter, stealing timber, is stealing timber, no matter the administrative borders. But yes, these Albanian thieves did cross into Serbia Proper, and tried to steal. Even when a Serb in N. KiM crosses the administrative line with Serbia, he has crossed from KiM into Serbia proper. Nothing in the constitution about stealing timber, but that it is a crime - shooting at police, well I guess that is acceptable in Albanian society, but not in Serbian. Please stop trying to do an "I gotcha", it only makes you look ignorant.

In Kosovo*, these people would get gold medals from the authorities.

"I COULD HAVE SWORN THAT THEY WERE USING AN "ALTERNATIVE ROUTE" BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T WANT TO PAY CUSTOMS DUTIES. "
(KOSO, 12 August 2012 17:03)

No, they were Albanians, and they would have probably payed the 'custom duties' (i.e. bribes) to Kosovo Albanian 'custom officers', even for stolen timber - unless they were clan members of some 'custom officer', then of course nothing to pay :)

"COULD HAVE SWORN THAT THEY WERE USING AN "ALTERNATIVE ROUTE" BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T WANT TO PAY CUSTOMS DUTIES."

KOSO

The interesting thing is that serbs are stopped when trying to cross the administration line. My question is how do albanians manage to cross the administrative line without any KFOR troops stopping them?

Did these farmers cut all their trees in Podujevo or they just came to steal timber in Kursumlija? Anyway that scum will be locked up. Perhaps he will inform the police about the other 9 thief's..

@Painter, please learn to read if you want to act smart.

If you bothered to read the TITLE of the article or the FIRST sentence you would have noticed what your Albanian friend was arrested for.

"23-year-old Fitim Ademi from the Kosovo municipality of Podujevo has been arrested in the southern Serbian town of Kuršumlija for shooting at police officers."

SHOOTING AT POLICE OFFICERS... hmm, not sure what the laws are like in Nato controlled Kosovo*, but where I come from you can be pretty sure that if you try something like that you'll probably be arrested.

Oh, unless you're from Syria, then you'll probably be called a freedom fighter, get all kinds of weapons & money from the US & AlQaida and in the end you'll celebrate your "freedom" while living in utter poverty surrounded by foreign military forces who tell you what to do, when to eat, sleep, _____ & ______. While they help themselves to everything and anything your country has to offer.

Yeah...
thanks, but no thanks!

Well, Painter, I do not know what you are trying to get at by mentioning the Serbian constitution, but an administrative line, is an administrative line, and ALL people must show proper ID when crossing it, to the administrative authorities. You are still trying to act the fool, by showing unwavering ignorance, maybe intentionally? The administrative line means you are going into an administered area, as Kosovo is administered by the UN, under UNSC resolution 1244. Albanians would like a border crossing, but because Kosovo is not an independent nation, and its status is still disputed, there exists an administrative line that is managed by international overseers, working in line (supposedly) with the above mentioned resolution. Hope that cleared your head a bit, because I just gave myself a headache. In any case, you can't go around firing automatic weapons at police, administrative line or not.