The Social Democratic Party has denied any connection to the incident that occurred this afternoon at one of their electoral offices, in the Ali Demi area, where bullets were also found by the police after a violent altercation.
Through a Facebook post, the party led by Tom Doshi explains that " the incident that occurred this afternoon on "Ali Demi" Street has no connection with the electoral office or the activity of the Social Democratic Party ."
PSD further states that the place where the incident occurred is located near their premises, but underlines that "none of the members or sympathizers were involved in the conflict in question . "
Finally, the PSD states that they condemn every act of violence and expect " the competent authorities to fully clarify the circumstances of the incident ."
Meanwhile, according to A2 CNN sources, it is learned that a young man had a conflict with another person at noon in the Ali Demi area. He then went home and together with his father, Arjan Telhallari, who was already searching, went to a bar in the area to find the young man, the other boy he had been fighting with, but they did not find him there.
Sources confirm to A2 CNN that after searching the area, the father and son, protagonists of the conflict, saw that the person they were looking for was at the PSD office, where they also entered and physically clashed.
According to the police, Telhallari was armed and unexploded bullets fell to the ground during the fight, while the weapon did not appear to have been used during the fight. (A2 Televizion)
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