The police carry out checks in Zubin Potok, in a barn in Kleçke they seize some weapons and cartridges, no arrests have been made

The Kosovo Police has announced that today they checked a barn in the village of Kleçke, in the municipality of Zubin Potok, where they found and seized illegal weapons.
The announcement adds that hunting rifles, automatic weapons, revolvers and cartridges are among the seized weapons.
Also, the police has announced that in connection with the case, until this stage, no persons have been arrested.
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Information from citizens leads to the seizure of illegal weapons in Zubin Potok
North Mitrovica 31.10.2026
The cooperation and trust of citizens in the Kosovo Police continue to give concrete results in the identification and seizure of illegal weapons. Thanks to the information provided by the citizens, today, on 31.10.2026, the Kosovo Police has carried out another successful operation in the north of the country.
During the continuous communication with the citizens, the police officials from the Mitrovica North Regional Police Directorate have received information regarding the suspicions that there may be weapons and other illegal tools in a location in the municipality of Zubin Potok.
After receiving the information, the police units took immediate action, carrying out an inspection in a barn in the village of Kleçke, in the municipality of Zubin Potok.
During the search, the police found and seized:
• 1 hunting rifle;
• 1 semi-automatic hunting rifle;
• 1 automatic weapon;
• 1 double-barreled hunting rifle;
• 1 revolver (TT) with an empty magazine;
• 33 cartridges for long guns;
• 1 case with optics for long guns;
• 2 empty long gun magazines.
Regarding the case, until this stage, no persons have been arrested.
All police actions have been submitted to the State Prosecutor, who has instructed the initiation of the case for the criminal offense of “Unauthorized ownership, control or possession of weapons”.
The Kosovo Police thanks the citizens for the cooperation and trust shown, encouraging them to further cooperate and provide information that contributes to the maintenance of order and public safety.
Any information related to suspicious cases can be reported to the emergency number 192.
















