What will happen now with Ahmetaj? Coded messages and how likely he is to seek asylum to escape prison

2023-07-14 17:20:14Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
What will happen now with Ahmetaj? Coded messages and how likely he is to seek
Arben Ahmetaj leaving SPAK offices

A week after SPAK signed the request, today the Assembly gave permission to the Special Prosecutor's Office to arrest and search Arben Ahmetaj's apartment as part of the investigation into the incinerators file.

But how to act now?

With the decision taken by the Assembly, Lindita Nikolla returns the official answer to SPAK that the authorization has been approved.

The prosecution, with the decision of the Assembly in hand, asks the court for the request for the security measure. If the court decides in favor, then the letter is sent to the police to declare him wanted. While the inspection is carried out in the apartment.

But where is Ahmetaj?

Former Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj is not in Albania. According to Ahmetaj's lawyer, Henrik Ligori, the former deputy prime minister is in England with his family.

"Mr. Ahmetaj is near his family, near his daughter in England. He will come when he has freedom", said lawyer Ligori.

The Socialist MP left a week ago. He left on Friday from Kakavija crossing to Greece. He made two reactions. The first last night and the second today before the vote in the Assembly.

In both cases the attitude is the same: He will not surrender to face justice.

Movement to escape prison?

If the police do not find him within the country, then they declare him internationally wanted. According to the probability, Ahmetaj may seek asylum to escape arrest.

mandate

Arben Ahmetaj's immunity was removed, but not his mandate. He continues to be a deputy of the Socialist Party, but if he does not go to the Assembly within the next six months, his mandate will be removed. Also, even if there is a final decision from the Appeal or in he resigns himself.

cards

In a long letter addressed to the voters and his fellow MPs, Arben Ahmetaj rejected the accusations raised by SPAK, clarifying that the investigation launched against him for the incinerators is not based on facts and evidence and that the prosecutors' scanner has been put his life for 25 years.

The former deputy prime minister said that he has received threatening messages and that he will not return until the truth about him is revealed.

"I have received threats (I have them with screenshots and voice, maybe), and even finally a message of triumph as a welcome... If I deserve it, of course it will happen... but not before the truth comes out".

Encrypted messages

He did not mention any names of who he wants to see in prison, as he gives quite a few coded messages in his long letter.

"One of the journalists said that in 30 years I am the highest official who is happy to see me in prison. My lawyer in the Council of Mandates quoted an old saying from France "I see that there are two possible solutions on the table, either the head of the king will fall, or you will have to accept the failure of the revolution".

The former Deputy Prime Minister closes his long letter by apologizing to his voters, as he leaves open another message about his truth, which says that 'only God knows'.


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