The former Minister of the Interior, Saimir Tahiri, appeared at SPAK this Friday.
After leaving the building of the Special Prosecutor's Office, Tahiri said that he had given statements about the case of January 21, recently reopened.
"I gave statements about January 21, as a protester, but also as an accuser," Tahiri said briefly to the journalists.
Regarding the case against him in the Supreme Court, Tahiri said: "I expect innocence".
The day before, on the same issue, the Special Anti-Corruption Structure interrogated the deputy of the Socialist Party, Xhemal Qefalia.
On January 21, 2011, 4 opposition protesters were killed on the boulevard and outside the perimeter of the Prime Minister's Office.
Guardsman Agim Llupo, for the murder of Ziver Veiz, and Hekuran Deda, as well as Ndrea Prendi, the former commander of the Guard, were accused.
The murder of Aleks Nika remains unsolved and the investigation is in progress, while Faik Myrtaj was one of the victims.
The investigation into the "January 21" case was registered in the SPAK in July of this year, following a decision of the Supreme Court, which ordered the Special Structure to investigate the report made by Rajmonda Nika, the wife of Aleks Nika, against Sali Berisha. Lulzim Bashes and Ndrea Prendit, officials under the jurisdiction of SPAK.