Associate Justice Nuredin Dumani continued his testimony at the Special Anti-Corruption Court this Thursday, recounting other episodes of criminal events and more.
During the "Golden Bullet" trial, Dumani revealed how he bribed state police officers. According to him, the corruption occurred in several episodes.
In the session that continues to take place behind closed doors after the court's decision, Dumani testified that he gave money to a police officer at the border when he brought firearms into the country's territory.
The associate stated that he had been stopped several times by patrol officers for various violations, but that he was released after being offered sums of money starting from 50 thousand old lek.
He also spoke about collaborating with a police officer. His testimony is still ongoing, as by decision of the Special Anti-Corruption Court, the trial for the "Golden Bullet" case will be held behind closed doors until the three justice collaborators Nuredin Dumani, Skerdi Tase and Erjon Alibej complete their testimony.