A man suspected of raping a woman in Uroševac was taken to a police station, then released after questioning by prosecutors, Kosovo police said. The alleged rape happened on 27 October in the evening. In the same daily police report, officers logged alleged harassment of a woman in Priština. A man was arrested over claims he insulted the woman and followed her as she walked, and prosecutors ordered police detention. Later, Priština police also recorded a domestic violence case in which a man was arrested for allegedly psychologically abusing a woman. Prosecutors ordered his police detention. Outside Priština, Ranilug saw another incident reported on 28 October afternoon, involving an alleged physical attack on another man. The victim received medical help. The suspect was arrested and held in police custody on a prosecutor’s order. In Srbica, police recorded a report on 2 November evening of a man physically attacking a woman. She received medical assistance, and the suspect was taken in for questioning. After questioning, prosecutors ordered that he be released, with the case continuing through the regular court process. In Gjakovë, two separate domestic violence cases were recorded. One, reported in the evening, involved an alleged physical attack on a woman, with medical treatment provided and the suspect detained on a prosecutor’s order. The second involved allegations that a man tried to physically attack and threatened another man. No injuries were reported, the suspect was not arrested, and police said they were searching for him as the investigation continued. Kosovo police said the rape suspect’s case will proceed through the regular procedure after he was released.