E/CN.4/1994/31 page 130 641. Ismet Krasnici was reportedly beaten at the police station in Pec on 29 January 1992. According to the Government, Mr. Krasnici and a group of ethnic Albanians forcibly entered the lobby of the "Dzemal Kada" elementary school in Pec and interrupted the classes in the Serbian language by shouts and noise. Mr. Krasnici insulted and tried to assault physically the principal. No force was used against him. He was being tried for a misdemeanour offence. 642. Avdimetaj Amrusen was reportedly beaten by the police in Pec in October 1991. According to the Government, he was interrogated because he allegedly organized a school in the Albanian language at his home without permission. A group of students were found at the house on 3 October 1992 by the police, but no force was used against any of them. 643. Enver Sinani was reported to have been beaten at the police station in Magura on 3 January 1992. According to the Government, Mr. Sinani was interrogated by police about the illegal possession of a weapon. He afterwards voluntarily handed over his gun and bullets. Proceedings were instituted against him. No force was used. 644. Daut Krasnici, a student from Vranovci near Pec, was reported to have been beaten by police in October 1991. According to the Government, he was stopped in the street in Pec by police who asked for his identity card. He refused to produce it and was rude. He was sentenced to 20 days’ imprisonment for a disdainful attitude towards the police. 645. Muja Faruk, aged 12, was reported to have been beaten by in April 1991. According to the Government, he was brought to station in February 1992, on suspicion of having committed the grand larceny. He was released immediately after his arrest. used against him. police in Magura the police criminal act of No force was 646. Mentor Kaci, Sokolj Dobruna and others were reported to have been ill-treated in Pec prison in December 1991. According to the Government, they were members of the clandestine hostile organization "Resistance and National Liberation Front of Albanians" ("National Front of Albanians"). They were interrogated by the police and charges were filed against them. They were then brought before the examining judge of the district court in Pec. As for the allegations of their physical mistreatment, the infirmary records of the District Court in Pec registered the treatment of these patients for sore throats and similar health problems. 647. Zenun Djeljaj and Ibrahim Osamni were reported to have been arrested on 20 June 1992 at the police check point just outside Peja. According to the Government, they were stopped by police in a regular traffic control on the Pec-Pristina highway. Some propaganda materials glorifying Albania, ridiculing the Serbian leadership, advocating the idea of establishing the "Republic of Kosovo", etc., were found in their car. After interrogation at the police station, they were released. They were not subjected to any force.