Ordered the tritol attacks on Liman Gjoka's palace in Shengjin in 2020, Zef Kola is released

2023-04-05 09:53:43Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Ordered the tritol attacks on Liman Gjoka's palace in Shengjin in 2020, Zef
The facility to which tritol was placed

The 52-year-old man from Tirana, arrested by order of the Lezha Prosecutor's Office as an accomplice in the placement of explosives in an object under construction in the area of ​​the rana thrown in Shengjin in 2020, was released from his cell.

Zef Kola, charged for this incident in the role of the orderer, was recognized with the security measure in the court of Lezha, which imposed on him the security measure "Compulsion to Appear".

The decision was given by judge Artan Hajredinaj, who after hearing the arguments came to the conclusion that the 52-year-old should be investigated in a free state. However, the prosecutor of the case, Frančesk Ganaj, did not agree with this decision, who appealed to the Court of Appeal. with the claim that there is evidence implicating Zef Kola in the placement of explosives in the building under construction in Shengjin and he should remain in prison.

The 52-year-old was arrested on February 28 by the Lezha Police as part of the "Explosives" operation, as he is suspected of being an accomplice in placing explosives in the building under construction of businessman Liman Gjoka in the area of ​​Rana e Hedhur in Shengjin. occurred on November 19, 2020. The charges of "Destruction of property with explosives", "Intimidation", "Disruption of public peace" and "Illegal possession of weapons, explosive weapons and military ammunition" have been brought against him.

From the investigations carried out under the direction of the prosecutor Frančesk Ganaj, it turns out that 52-year-old Zef Kola ordered two young men from Fushë-Kruja to plant explosives in the building under construction of businessman Liman Gjoka, who was attacked twice with explosives. in the span of 3 weeks, while the second explosion that occurred in December 2020 has not yet been resolved.

The cause of the incident is suspected to be conflicts over the ownership of the land where the multi-storey building was being built. As the author of the decision to use explosives earlier, the Lezha court and the 2 perpetrators Erald Pajtani and Angli Stafuka, respectively, were sentenced to 4 and 2 years of imprisonment, having benefited from a shortened trial.


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