Geri “Majori” (Major Security) Investigated After Violence at Zvërnec Protest

 Albanian authorities have identified a man known as Geri, nicknamed “Majori”, as the person accused of involvement in violent incidents during a protest held today in Zvërnec.

A security presence stands behind razor-wire fencing following the recent clashes and allegations of violence during the protest in Zvërnec. (Photo via piranjat.al)

According to local residents who filed complaints, Geri was seen throwing stones and engaging in physical confrontations with protesters during the demonstration, local media reports.

A security presence stands behind razor-wire fencing following the recent clashes and allegations of violence during the protest in Zvërnec.  

Geri is publicly known as the owner of the private security company Major Security. He has also been previously recognized for working as a bodyguard for Albanian rapper Noizy.

The incident reportedly escalated tensions during the protest, with multiple citizens claiming they were targeted during the clashes.

 A man identified by authorities as Geri "Majori" is seen behind the security perimeter during the violent incidents in Zvërnec, where residents accuse him of throwing stones at protesters.

Police Open Investigation

The Albanian police have confirmed that a criminal proceeding has been launched against Geri in connection with the events in Zvërnec. Officers are currently working to clarify exactly what happened and determine the level of involvement of all individuals present.

Investigators are also reviewing video material and witness statements from the scene.

Situation Under Review

The Zvërnec protest drew local citizens expressing concerns over local issues, but the situation became tense following the reported clashes.

Authorities have not yet released full official conclusions, and the investigation is ongoing.

Police have urged calm while they continue to collect evidence and establish the facts of the case.