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Jewish cemetery in Pristina desecrated

02. December 2011. | 16:05

Source: Tanjug

The Kosovo police has launched an investigation into the persons who sprayed Nazi symbols on dozens of headstones at a Jewish cemetery in Pristina.

The Kosovo police has launched an investigation into the persons who sprayed Nazi symbols on dozens of headstones at a Jewish cemetery in Pristina.

According to Kosovo police spokesman Brahim Sadriu, the police closed down the cemetery and is searching for suspects who committed this act of vandalism most probably on Tuesday.

The Kosovo police arrived on site and took the necessary steps, Sadriu told the Radio Free Europe.
He added that, due to the investigation, he could not specify any more details on the case.

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