"Stop or I'll fuck you up"/ Alimadhi reacts after being forcibly escorted by the police: They hit me like a criminal

The leader of the National Front, Adriatik Alimadhi, has reacted for the first time after being forcibly escorted by police last evening.

In a reaction on Facebook, Alimadhi tells in detail how his companionship happened at a time when he was sitting in his brother's cafe, as he does almost every day.

Alimadhi states that the officers addressed him with street slang, claiming that he was playing lotto, which Alimadhi categorically denies.

"Yesterday around 7 pm, as usual, I arrived at my brother's cafe, at our table where we sit with my brothers and a daily friend, making our plans for the election campaign for the coming days.

After a while, one or two people came in and went towards the counter. At this moment, the brother went to serve them.

I was about to go outside, but a policeman was stopping me and wouldn't let me go. I told him to please let me go outside and I thought they were the police officers from police station No. 4 and that they were joking with me since they know me and we meet there every day.

At this moment, another policeman comes, shouting and using street slang. He shouts, 'get in, put the phone here quickly.' I tell him you have no right to take my phone.

I told them not to behave like this, and if you are the state police, identify yourself, give us the order, a plan of measures for the control of the brother's bar, call the state police and we will carry out your orders, lie down on the floor or behind the wall like you have duties and enforce the law. They continued with theirs, shouting and threatening to play lottery and other things... but this was understood to be a common provocation and an unworthy behavior of people who said that we were police officers.

"In the ongoing debate, when we asked them to behave not vulgarly but as state police officers and to identify themselves, they continued to behave brutally. As you have seen in the footage, they dragged me away, placed their hands behind my head, and punched me as if I were a criminal and committing a crime in flagrante delicto ," writes Alimadhi.

Among other things, he adds that when he got into the police van, one of the police officers shouted at him and insulted him with vulgar words.

"They forced me into the police van, using violence, shouting, threatening me and provoking me so that I would fall prey to provocations. I am grateful that I held my own and I pray to God."

At these moments, only one police officer remained inside the police van, who was not just that, but a hardened patron of a gang of government thieves, cursing me with the words 'stop or I'll fuck you, you're a slave to the house'. Repeating these words several times, he continued with his fists on my chest, squeezing me tightly and telling me to stop the *** you *** or I'll fuck you, you're a slave to the house and he continued...'" Alimadhi continues.