Serb List: Radomirovic Informant for Kosovo Police, betrays Serbs who are then arrested and persecuted

The Serb List has accused Radoica Radomirovic of being an informant for the Kosovo Police, alleging that he betrays Serbs to Albanian inspectors who then arrest and persecute them.

According to their statement, despite all evidence of his involvement in criminal acts against honorable citizens of the municipality of Leposavic, Radomirovic remains free because he informs on honorable Serbs to Albanian inspectors who then persecute and arrest them, also harassing their children and families.

The statement adds that this conclusion is evident from the latest video published on social networks, where Radomirovic can be heard collaborating with Albanian inspectors and helping them locate Serbs in Leposavic municipality for, as emphasized, "petty gain and small privileges."

This video is cited as sufficient proof to explain how, despite evidence that he organized a criminal group to commit crimes and endanger the peace and security of citizens in Leposavic, Radomirovic is not behind bars.

Additionally, the statement mentions another video from a few days ago that purportedly confirms he is under the protection of Albin Kurti. In this video, he is allegedly heard planning with the Deputy Minister of Local Self-Government in Pristina and the "fake" mayor Lulzim Hetemi to seize apartments built by the Serbian Government for displaced persons, young married couples, and socially vulnerable citizens.

The statement also points to Kosovo police and officials boasting about cameras, reminding that there are video recordings where members of Radomirovic's group use drugs during working hours in the premises of the municipality of Leposavic.

Furthermore, there are multiple audio recordings revealing that Radomirovic trains individuals in car and property arson. These recordings also allegedly capture Radomirovic encouraging others to commit crimes while guaranteeing protection.

"Yet to this day, he has not been arrested or prosecuted," the statement concludes.