"As much as it hurts me, it doesn't hurt you"/ The father of the 40-year-old woman with mental health problems accepts cooperation with the authorities

2024-03-05 22:13:00, Denoncim CNA

"As much as it hurts me, it doesn't hurt you"/ The father of the

The show "Stop" on TV Klan was addressed to Cërrik, from where Sokrat Kosturi's complaint about his neighbor, Anisa Qyrderdin, arrived. Sokrati has left his apartment for a year and a half because the neighbor, who has mental health problems, threatens and insults him. He also recorded videos where she shows violent behavior.

The 40-year-old's aggressiveness has become a problem for the entire palace, who feel scared and insecure. The journalist of "Stop" goes to the office of the social sector in Cërrik municipality, where the specialists Englangina Brako and Matilda Broshka said that they will follow the entire procedure to take measures for the case in question.

Specialists of the municipality and the neighborhood police go to see the damage in the apartment of the citizen who complained. They also communicate with the neighbor who complains, Sokrati, as well as with Anissa's father, Afrim Qyrderdi, who says that he will follow the entire institutional procedure for his daughter.

Reporter: We have a complaint about your daughter, Anisa. In addition to causing noise, disrupting the peace of the neighbors, it has also become violent and aggressive.

Afrim Qyrderdi: Well, those who tell you it is so...

Journalist: No, I don't have it on video. I have it on video, I'm not coming in vain. (The reporter shows him the video). That you accused me of coming in vain, I did not come in vain. I have some videos that the gentleman made available to me of the girl cursing, hitting with a hammer "I will kill you, I will butcher you", it is not just this guy saying that this is the owner of the house. The tenant also says it, the neighbors say it too. I'm not here to judge you, please.

Afrim Qyrderdi: So what, what is this?

Journalist: What measures have you taken as a parent, sir, if she has these behaviors...

Afrim Qyrderdi: What do you do to your child when he makes mistakes?

Journalist: I will send it to the institution.

Afrim Qyrderdi: How do you know that I didn't send it?

Journalist: Did you send it?

Afrim Qyrderdi: If you owe him, he will owe you.

Reporter: No, not that there is no self-judgment here, please.

Afrim Qyrderdi: Precisely because there is no self-judgment, I say.

Journalist: It's the institutions that you owe them, I'm going to owe them, what? If this one came out with a hammer, this one will come out with a hammer, what does it mean? There is a state, there are institutions. If the girl has health problems, go visit her, sir, let the competent authorities take her, she should be organized.

Afrim Qyrderdi: As much as it hurts me, it doesn't hurt you.

Journalist: Yes, I know.

Afrim Qyrderdi: You say where I take him. I'm taking it, I'll follow all of these.

Reporter: You are lucky to have these two people, it could be a small child tomorrow, it could be my child. What taxes does my child have if you do not register your child? Sorry, we're talking like two parents now. You are in a very difficult position, I understand that I am a parent myself, but you are not helping him in this way, you are not helping him. To be honest.

The head of the Cërrik police station, Islam Haka, said that the found materials were made available to the prosecution since the police cannot act without a medical evaluation./tvklan.al