Police confirm suspension of three officials suspected of sexual harassment

Three officials from the South Police Station in Pristina have been suspended after being suspected of sexual harassment and an unlawful search. The Kosovo Police said the measure was taken following a recommendation by the Kosovo Police Inspectorate (IPK).

According to the police, the case was reported on October 15, 2026, when information was received about the officials’ possible involvement in the alleged actions.

After reviewing the initial data, the police notified the IPK and coordinated with it on the collection and documentation of the relevant evidence. The institution said it had secured and handed over to the IPK the evidence and information requested for the continued handling of the case.

The complainant was instructed to appear before the IPK, where they would give a statement to officials from the investigations unit. After reviewing the information and evidence collected, the IPK recommended the suspension of the three police officers, a measure implemented by the management of the Kosovo Police.

The notice also stated that the police had cooperated with the IPK in the case of two officials from the Police Station in Gjilan, who have been suspended from duty.

The Kosovo Police said it would continue working to ensure transparency and accountability. According to the police, any information about possible unprofessional conduct by police officers would be treated seriously and in accordance with legal procedures.