Jevtic: Attempt to kill the Serbs qualified as 'causing general danger'

The mayor of Strpce, Dalibor Jevtic, assessed today that while the Serbs in Kosovo were detained and convicted without evidence, the attempt to kill the Serbs qualified as "causing general danger".

Jevtic pointed out that the wounding of Stefan (11) and Milos (21) on Christmas Day in Gotovusa near Strpce in the indictment against A.K. had been qualified as an act of 'causing general danger'.

"On Christmas Day this year, Stefan and Milos were wounded, shot at by A.K. In the indictment against A.K., the act was qualified as 'causing general danger'. And while the Serbs are detained and convicted without evidence, the attempt to kill the Serbs is qualified as 'causing general danger',“ Jevtic wrote on Twitter.

Two Serbian boys, cousins Stefan Stojanovic, and Milos Stojanovic, were wounded while carrying a Serbian Christmas tree when an Albanian shot at them from a moving vehicle.