The Serb List: A member of special forces who tried to kill Milan Jovanovic was released under house arrest, the legal violence continues

The Serb List announced today that the Basic Court in Mitrovica decided that the member of the special foces, of Albanian nationality, who attempted to kill Milan Jovanovic on the Bistrica Bridge on April 10, and on that occasion inflicted life-threatening injuries on him with an official weapon, should be released from custody and to be under house arrest for the next 30 days.

With this decision, the legal and institutional violence of Albin Kurti's regime continues, The Serb List reports.

"We remind you that in the same way Kurti's judiciary ordered house arrest for a member of the Kosovo Security Forces who tried to kill Milos and Stefan Stojanovic in the village of Gotovusa on Christmas Day. It is obvious that there is no justice for Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, and even when in rare cases, those who try to kill Serbs are arrested, they are sent to house arrest or released," the announcement states.

It is also pointed out that, while perpetrators of serious crimes of Albanian nationality are released into house arrest, dozens of Serbs without proven guilt are illegally sitting in prisons, waiting for some kind of trial, even for several years.

"This shameful decision by Kurti's regime is a response to the members of the European Parliament who talk about the rule of law in Kosovo and Metohija, but also another proof of impunity for those who commit crimes against Serbs," The Serb List concludes in a statement.