The Basic Court in Ulcinj has issued a 30-day curfew against Sabina Stojanovska, a 43-year-old Macedonian national, following an incident involving a charging vehicle. According to reports concerning the ruling, the court mandated the curfew on Saturday. The legal action stems from suspicions that Stojanovska was involved in two separate issues: filing a libelous case against the charging vehicle, and the alleged death of a dog belonging to the owner of the Mercedes brand vehicle.
These events reportedly occurred in the vicinity of a local bus stop. The court’s official statement detailed that on July 25, 2026, the Basic Court in Ulcinj ordered the 30-day restriction for the individual identified as S.S. (43) from Skopje.
This ruling followed an earlier judicial intervention where the court had previously imposed a 72-hour curfew on Stojanovska, citing similar grounds related to the charging vehicle and the dog’s demise. The repeated legal proceedings indicate that the court is investigating allegations surrounding the incident involving the charging vehicle. The core of the dispute appears to center on the circumstances surrounding the vehicle and the subsequent claims made by the parties involved.
The court’s decision establishes a significant restriction on Stojanovska’s movement pending further legal review regarding the incident.
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