By: C.R.
From Thursday to Friday, police officers dealt with twenty-two illegal migrants in the area of the Koper Police Administration.
In Dolenjski potok, police officers stopped a taxi carrying two other Kosovo citizens who had come to Slovenia illegally.
One Moroccan citizen was treated at the Studenec rest area.
A car with Ljubljana registration was stopped near Ilirska Bistrica, in which there were two citizens of N. Macedonia (aged 26 and 33), both with regular residence in Slovenia, and a 24-year-old citizen of Kosovo. He first identified himself with forged documents. It was established that he came to Slovenia illegally. The citizens of N. Macedonia will be charged with illegal escort of a foreigner across the state border, and the citizen of Kosovo will be charged with forgery of documents. In addition, the latter is being dealt with for illegally crossing the state border.
A 56-year-old German citizen was stopped in Dragonja on Thursday at 23:00. He crossed the state border illegally at the Dramac crossing point and continued driving towards Croatia. Then, due to a bad road, he returned to the same crossing point and thus illegally crossed the state border from Croatia to Slovenia and continued his journey towards the settlement of Dragonja, where he was stopped. He said that he was guided to the mentioned road by a GPS device on his phone. He received a fine, which he paid.
On the night from Thursday to Friday, five Pakistani citizens were treated at Sežana, along the railway tracks. One of them was injured (according to the first information he has a broken leg), so he was taken to SB Izola.
In Jelšane, police officers dealt with four citizens of Afghanistan and eight citizens of Iraq this morning.
Source: Koper Police Administration