Other details have been uncovered from the murder of police officer Çaush Saliasi at Commissariat number 3 in Tirana by his colleague Ludjan Zaimi. The latter is already accused of "premeditated murder" of a State Police employee, thus risking life imprisonment.
Although the 25-year-old held an acquittal, it seems that the evidence is aggravating the charges against Ludjan Zaimi.
During the control of his car, but also of the apartment, the police found and seized 56 bullets, raising the accusation of illegal possession of weapons. Meanwhile, during the search of the apartment, the 25-year-old was found with the antidepressant 'Seroquel', which is used for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder with which he was treated for schizophrenia.
From the clarification of the testimony, Ludjan Zaimi said that he could not stand the ridicule of his colleague Çaush Saliasi who according to him had long offended and insulted him with harsh words and for this he shot 6 times with a gun on the body of the 56-year-old. , causing his death and thus risking life imprisonment.
The serious incident took place on the evening of May 23 inside police station no.3. in Tirana, while touring the hall, there were other colleagues. Zaimi had a year and a half in the State Police.