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SAA event in Mitrovica District, Vucitrn area, Kosovo on Thu 23rd July 2026

23rd July 2026

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After a property-related dispute escalated into a physical fight, six men were suspected of involvement in a shooting that injured a 49-year-old man, while his 19-year-old son sustained bodily injuries. Three handgun shell casings were found at the scene. A 37-year-old man later self-surrendered and told investigators where he had hidden the firearm used in the incident. Police seized a VZOR 50 pistol with a magazine and four cartridges, five suspects were arrested, one suspect remained wanted, four were released under regular procedure and one was detained for 48 hours.

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Kosovo (kos)

Mitrovica District ( Vucitrn area )

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