FLASH
Shkruar nga Pamfleti
Criminalistics expert, Ervin Karamuço, analyzed the clashes between the opposition MPs and the Police forces in the premises of the parliament.
Invited to the show Now, he emphasized that the FNSH should not have been present there, explaining that according to the law, they are authorized only in cases where they are requested by the Guard of the Republic. He also assessed the approach of the Police forces as tough, stressing that they are trained to deal with crowds, and not with MPs.
Karamuço explained that the use of sprays with a neuroparalyzing effect is justified only at certain distances and for specific situations.
"Only when the Guard asks for support can the State Police, FNSH and others be involved, which did not happen today. The position taken by the head of the Guard was right because FNSH forces went without his authorization. Now that we are talking, an analysis is being made as to why this happened because someone must take responsibility for this.
The spray is used for a neuroparalyzing effect that demobilizes the person from an aggressive action. They are used at close range, 2 meters or more, so if you look at it, the policeman pulls back. Rapid Intervention Forces have it for use on crowds, but the specific case must be analyzed, whether they should be used at that distance or should be used against deputies. It could just have been a form of warning. If you watch it at that time, your hat will be removed, the policemen will be beaten. Yes, they are trained for crowds, not for deputies to carry out these types of actions ", said Karamuço.
Lini një Përgjigje