19 minutes agoSekiraqa left all his wealth to get home, there's cops there to keep him safe.
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)Enver Sekiraqa before Court of Appeals' college had offered his assets as a bail measure to free him from custody. The written request, his lawyers had handed him over to this court earlier this month and a few days later, have received the answer, KTV reports. After having stayed for several years in [...]
The written request, his lawyers had handed him over to this court earlier this month and a few days later, have received the answer, KTV reports.
Having remained in custody for several years, Enver Sekiraqa, sentenced to 37 years in prison by the Pristina Foundation Court, with a decision by the Court of Appeals, has turned it into the measure of house arrest. His house is located very close to the 3rd Kosovo Police station.
And that may be why there is no police officer near the house where he claims he is living from Thursday, even though for five years he was on the run, away from the hands of the Kosovo police.
KTV has secured the order of the Court of Appeals, with which the measures from detention to home arrest have been changed.
In addition to changing the measure, the court has instructed Sequirah not to move from the object where he lives, nor to contact people he does not live with, until it is reminded that the detention measure can be returned if he does not comply with the order.
The Sequirah case, based on television sources within the court, will be turned into retrial, but that has not confirmed the Court of Appeals' media office.
The decision was made after the Supreme Court's college review. Reasoning this decision to change the detention measure for the defendant from the detention measure to the measure of house arrest will be included in the final decision by the Court of Appeals”, the Court of Appeals's Media Office said in response.
The written judgment, according to the Penal Procedure Code, should be written 30 days from the warning, while it may take up to 3 months at the request of the chairman of the panel.
In May 2016, Enver Sekiraqa, after being convicted by the Pristina Foundation Court for works: Presses to commit serious murder, and for criminal acts, at a total of 37 years in prison.
Several years on the run as a suspect in connection with the murder of police officer Triumf Riza, Sekiraqa was handed over to justice bodies in 2012.
