A day after the Albanian police burst in the Irainian camp Ashraf 3 in Manez of Durrës, the authorities said that the police have prosecuted 6 Iranian mujahedin between the ages of 61 and 73 for minor criminal offenses such as “Disobedience to the order of the police officer”, “Opposition of the police officer”, “Destruction of property” and “Obstacles to the execution of the court decision”.
Meanwhile, the footage taken by the police is being verified to identify other persons who have committed violent acts against the police.
At the same time, the authorities are continuing the investigation into the causes of the death of an elderly Iranian man inside the camp, which the police said was not related to the police intervention.
Top Channel reports that the person who died inside the Iranian opposition camp earlier was hospitalized due to heart problems. Yesterday evening, the dead body was transported to the Tirana’s morgue, where it was subjected to autopsy and forensic analysis.
From the preliminary data, the doctors have concluded that the dead body has no injuries and the death may have come from cardiac arrest.
The final answer is expected to come weeks later when the results of the forensic tests are released.
Also, the Police Oversight Agency has opened an investigation to verify whether the actions of the police officers were in accordance with the law while respecting the ethics and rights of Iranian citizens during the intervention.
Due to the opposition of the police forces who were implementing a court decision, 15 police officers were injured and several vehicles were damaged.
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