Kanal 5 TV is reporting that midfielder Velice Sumulikoski ended up in a police station after appearing visibly drunk and making threats to police officers.

Kanal 5 reports that the incident occurred on the night between the 30th and 31st of December.  Sumulikoski was at a club in his hometown of Struga when he got in an argument with another man.  Kanal 5 reported that Sumulikoski mocked the man and made threats which led to the police being called to the scene.  After the police arrived, Sumulikoski insulted the police officers and made more threats which led to him being taken to the police station.  Once there and appearing visibly drunk, Sumulikoski threatened the officers that he will replace them from their jobs with one phone call.  Kanal 5 reports that Sumulikoski was even willing to pay 100,000 euros to make that happen.

The Struga police charged Sumulikoski with disturbing public order and demeaning the police officers.  The police will also file another charge for Sumulikoski refusing to take a breathalyzer test.

Sumulikoski is currently in Turkey where his club team Sibir is holding a training camp.  Sibir is staying at the Blue Waters resort in Side, Turkey where they will train from 4 to 17 January.