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13 Injured after Shooting in Kosovo's Capital
World | March 19, 2008, Wednesday // 00:00
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A total of 13 people were injured in a shooting that occurred late on Tuesday in Kosovo's capital city of Pristina. Photo by Yuliana Nikolova (Sofia Photo Agency)
A total of 13 people were injured in a shooting that occurred late on Tuesday in Kosovo's capital city of Pristina, Darik News reported.
Police authorities claim the incident was a result of settling accounts between two crime rings.
Most of the victims were citizens, walking along Bill Clinton Street at the time of the shooting.
The weapons used by the criminals were guns and AK47 rifles, officers said.
Police have already arrested four people, allegedly involved in the shooting.
The investigation on the case is still under way.
Police authorities claim the incident was a result of settling accounts between two crime rings.
Most of the victims were citizens, walking along Bill Clinton Street at the time of the shooting.
The weapons used by the criminals were guns and AK47 rifles, officers said.
Police have already arrested four people, allegedly involved in the shooting.
The investigation on the case is still under way.
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