The prosecution has sent to trial two brothers, Klisman and Arjon Hasaj , who are accused of executing Ramazan Mataj with a firearm , a crime that occurred on January 5, 2024, at around 07:15 in a place called "Dragoç".
"The Prosecutor's Office at the First Instance Court of General Jurisdiction in Shkodra has completed the investigations and is sending two brothers, citizens AH and KH, accused of five criminal offenses, to trial," the prosecution announced.
The two brothers have been charged with committing the criminal offenses of 'Premeditated Murder', committed in collaboration, 'Unauthorized Possession and Production of Weapons, Explosive Weapons and Ammunition', 'Disturbing Public Peace', 'Providing Conditions to Commit Murder' and 'Acts Obstructing the Discovery of the Truth'.
Prosecutor's Office Announcement:
The Shkodra Prosecution Office is sending the 2 brothers to trial for the criminal offense of ' Premeditated Murder' and four other offenses.
The Prosecutor's Office at the First Instance Court of General Jurisdiction in Shkodra has completed the investigations and is sending two brothers, citizens AH and KH, to trial, accused of five criminal offenses.
In the framework of the investigations into the incident that occurred on 05.01.2024, at around 07:15 in the place called 'Dragoç', administrative unit Postribë, Municipality of Shkodër, a Macedonian citizen was shot dead in his vehicle.
In relation to this event, after investigative and procedural actions were carried out, in order to fully clarify the circumstances and motive, at the conclusion of the investigations, the brothers, citizens AH and KH, were taken as defendants, who are accused of committing the criminal offenses of ' Premeditated murder ', committed in collaboration, ' Unauthorized possession and production of weapons, explosive weapons and ammunition ', ' Disturbing public peace ', ' Providing conditions to commit murder' and ' Actions that impede the discovery of the truth ' provided for in articles 78-25, 278/1/4-25, 274-25, 80-25 and 301-25 of the Criminal Code.