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Kosovo minister disarmed at airport - report
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Kosovo trade and industry minister Lufti Zharku was relieved of a pistol he was found by Pristina Airport authorities to have been carrying when on his way to board a flight to London to an investment forum, local media reported.
Airport authorities disarmed him, keeping the pistol until Zharku’s return from London, a report in daily Koha Ditore said on December 11 2009.
A police spokesperson said that Zharku had forgotten that he had the pistol at his side.
Airport authorities disarmed him, keeping the pistol until Zharku’s return from London, a report in daily Koha Ditore said on December 11 2009.
A police spokesperson said that Zharku had forgotten that he had the pistol at his side.
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Shqiptar terrorist!
Made a fool out of bimself
nothing else.
For protection hhahhahaa!
Hahahaha, nice one Ludvig,But you forgot one minor detail. The border guard perhaps said, "This is a very small problem sir that can be resolved with a 500 euro donation to my personal charity". Have a nice trip sir.
Do you remember the case of Albanian Minister of Defense who was traveling into Greece, couple of years ago. At the border, the Greek border police stopped him and immediately confiscated his new Mercedes. They ran the license plate number and found out that the car was stolen in Germany! They never said, what happened after that. Did he continue the trip on foot?
Sorry officer i forgot i had a Rocket propeled granade launcher in my pocket, i will collect it when i come back. Put a label on it so i dont lose it, my name is Mr Bin Ladin.
Why would a minister need a gun?
Haha what a joker, did he think he was Isa Boletini?
Careless of him, to put it mildly....
@ Blabla
You think so? Who said that one man present a whole country?
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That minister should be in prison I think be must be really dumb.
This story confirms what country is this (a country which is invented), why the minister was not arrested, even if he had a permit supposed he had to be arrested for attempting to take a weapon on an aircraft....but i forgot there the laws are different..they invented their country as well
Maybe he did not earn enough money for a Bodyguard.
Are these people for real???
Why was he not arrested ? Does he have a permit ? Gangsters can never be serious persons. Like the zebra - the stripes can not be washed away !
Minister ? of what country ? LOOOOL, I´m a minister too !
WTF! Unbelievable!