Adriatik Lapaj, leader of the "Albania Becomes" movement, invited to the "First Minute" show on News24 with Ola Bruko, stated that he was surrounded by 20 civilian police officers during the protest, and singled out one of them.
He said he was impressed by a young man wearing a white T-shirt with the 'Dolce & Gabbana' logo. Meanwhile, the journalist responded with humor, adding that it could have been fake. Amidst the irony, Lapaj said that the police seem to take action in these cases of fake products.
"If I get caught by a 25-year-old man wearing a Dolce & Gabbana shirt. I have the right to defend myself. I'll turn around and punch him. What will they say then that I violated the police. Especially since he comes wearing a shirt that doesn't fit a police officer. Where did you find the budget of 1 thousand euros when your salary is 800 thousand lek?!
At those moments, you can't verify it. It looks more like a criminal personality. Who is this guy? Like a paramilitary. The police are supposedly taking action against fake signatures!
"It's not like 20 civil servants come and drag a journalist, a teacher or an ordinary citizen," he said.
