"Cries and screams could be heard, our people couldn't see anything": The chief of local police exclusively for Telegraf
Most likely, it is a 9-millimeter caliber and it was used with a silencer
The head of the Kosovo Police for the North of Kosovo Zeljko Bojic revealed more details on the murder of Oliver Ivanovic exclusively for Telegraf.
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- A police patrol was around 70 meters away from the gate near his office where Oliver Ivanovic was shot this morning around 8:10, but they heard nothing but cries of an older woman - Bojic said.
An investigation team was on the scene and they found four shells and one complete bullet and that it was most probably 9-millimeter caliber.
A vehicle "Opel Astra" was found which was set on fire with no license plates in the street Vojvode Putnika.
- The police currently suspect that the vehicle is connected to the case, but the investigation is still in progress - the head of the police added.
It is interesting that no one heard anything besides the crying and shouting of an older woman, so we asked how was that possible:
- They heard nothing but cries, a silencer was probably used!
The prosecutor is on the scene of the crime, as Telegraf finds out.
The media report that the vehicle was probably stolen and that the murderer had an accomplice.
You can read everything about the murder HERE.