The Directorate of the Capital Police reported issuing a total of 65 fines over the past week in Pristina for violations related to disturbing public order and peace. According to the official police announcement, the fines were distributed between natural persons, accounting for 55 citations, and legal entities, which received 10 fines. As a proactive measure to maintain public tranquility, the Directorate of the Capital Police conducted a joint field operation on August 7 and 8.
This operation was carried out in collaboration with the Pristina Municipality Inspection Directorate. The police stated that the joint effort was specifically aimed at preventing incidents that could disrupt public order and peace, and that appropriate measures were taken against all identified violators. The ongoing enforcement efforts by the police indicate a sustained focus on regulatory compliance within the capital.
These actions underscore the commitment of the Directorate of the Capital Police and the Pristina Municipality Inspection Directorate to upholding public safety and order across the city. The fines issued reflect specific instances where public peace was deemed disturbed, prompting intervention from the authorities.
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