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Politiko 2026-07-03 13:15:00

Violence against protesters, 'Zebërvoki' abandons the State

A day after clashes between protesters and law enforcement near Parliament, Marius Dervishi, known as "Zebërvoki", has announced that he will leave the State Police.

Through a message on social media, he says that the decision is related to the way in which, according to him, police officers are being treated and prejudiced.

Full reaction:

"We are the 'POLICE WE DON'T WANT', and for this reason, as of Monday I am submitting my resignation from work.

Not because they're bad cops, not because I don't love my job anymore, but simply because I don't want to make any kind of contribution to anything anymore.

The police are always criminals, the police are always violent, the police are patronizing – whatever epithet you have given us. The media is against it, the people are against it, and in fact we, the victims, are being portrayed as perpetrators. I cannot understand this kind of campaign where the POLICE are to blame for everything.

I have not sold my righteous soul and, beyond every other good that God has given me, I still choose to be a police officer, but I am 'abandoning' this passion, driven by the anger and hatred that you as a people have for police officers and by the generalizations you make by considering all police officers the same.

But don't forget one thing: 'What the camera's eye doesn't see, God above sees.'" he writes.

Violence against protesters, 'Zebërvoki' abandons the State

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