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Aggressive driving, honking, stun guns: Police continue to investigate

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After the recent incident in the BTC shopping center in Ljubljana, when members of the Albanian community blocked traffic and used pyrotechnics, the Police continues to investigate the incident. So far, they have taken action against six individuals, but they have not yet established the identity of the people who fired the stun guns. "All actions that threaten people's safety are inadmissible," they warn. At the same time, they were also critic…

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The Ljubljana Police Administration has explained that they are conducting misdemeanor proceedings against six people who took part in an unannounced rally in the BTC Ljubljana area last Thursday, where around 300 people gathered. The unknown perpetrators are still being sought.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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After the recent incident in the BTC shopping center in Ljubljana, when members of the Albanian community blocked traffic and used pyrotechnics, the Police continues to investigate the incident. So far, they have taken action against six individuals, but they have not yet established the identity of the people who fired the stun guns. "All actions that threaten people's safety are inadmissible," they warn. At the same time, they were also critic…

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Lean Left

They believe that Ljubljana is a safe city, as the police ensure the safety of all citizens with a dynamic response.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Center

NSi believes that the police are no longer in control of the security situation. They are convinced of this because of the recent murder of a man in Ljubljana, the unannounced rally in BTC and Prime Minister Robert Golob's statements that he does not trust the police, the head of the NSi parliamentary group Janez Cigler Kralj said. In NSi, therefore, they demand the convening of an urgent meeting of the Parliamentary Committee for Internal Affai…

NSi believes that the police are no longer in control of the security situation. They are convinced of this because of the recent murder of a man in Ljubljana, the unannounced rally in BTC and Prime Minister Robert Golob's statements that he does not trust the police, the head of the NSi parliamentary group Janez Cigler Kralj said. The NSi therefore demand the convening of an urgent meeting of the Parliamentary Committee for Internal Affairs.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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sta.si broke the news on Tuesday, December 3, 2024.
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