Kosovo indicts four for 2004 killing of two U.N. policemen


  • World
  • Friday, 21 Jul 2017

PRISTINA (Reuters) - An international prosecutor serving under the EU justice mission filed indictments on Friday against four Kosovars over their suspected involvement in the 2004 killing of two U.N. police officers.

The policemen, who were on patrol in a U.N.-marked vehicle, were killed in an ambush in a village north of Pristina in March 2004. A local translator was injured.

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