Salih McCajt's sister-in-law will judge false veterans' case

On Friday, the Kosovo Prosecution has sent the indictment against 12 persons for manipulation with veterans' lists to the Court.

Agim Ceku, Nuredin Lushtaku, Sadik Halitaj, Shkumi Demalijaj, Ceele Gashi, Shukri Buja, Ahmet Daku, Rrustem Berisha, Faik Fazliu, Smajl Elezaj, Fadil Shudre and Xavit Jashar will be tried by the kutata of the former head of the Court of Appeal and District Court in Pesh, Sali Mcaj.

The news has also confirmed the spokesperson for the Constitutional Court in Pristina, Mirlinda Gashi.

The Constitutional Court in Pristina has accepted the indictment against accused A. C, N.L., S.H., S.D., Q.G., U.S., A.D., R.B., F.F., S. E. S. and J. You are for criminal work Misuse of official office or authority by Article 422. The subject in question was divided to the judge by the Randa Crime Department, Nushe Kuka-Mekaj”, Gashi said.

The newspaper Insander reported in May this year to transfer this judge to the Pristina Foundation Court.

Nushe Kukaj-Mekaj had been transferred to the Pristina Court at a time when her son was charged with an organised crime case, and also Salih Mekaj for misusing official duty.

Asdren Macay, the son of the judge who will judge the veterans, had been kidnapped by a person and had been taken away by others in the trunk of the car.

The prosecutor was currently conducting investigations against Tune Kqira from Prizren, Kastriot Kqira from the village of Epermer, John Kqira, Jackson Kqira and Benson Buza all from Prizren, Besfort Omaj from Zuri and Asdren Mcaj from Peja because they had allegedly carried out the guilty criminal work.

But Judge McAw's son was also convicted of another criminal act.

Asdren Macay along with an official of Raiffeisen Bank had been sentenced in 2009 to six years in prison.

Asdren Macay during the month of March, August 2008, had threatened to hurt V. Mustafa will discover his intimate relationship with her in her husband and family. He had thus forced the bank to issue the amount of money of 223,580,10 euros and to give it to him to open business. He has committed criminal acts of blackmail and has been sentenced to six years in prison.

On the other hand, Salih Mcaj in May of this year had been acquitted of the Constitutional Court in Pristina.

According to this act, McCaj was acquitted of misuse of office in the case of guilty.

Salih Macay had also been part of the surveillance in the Pronto case.

A phone call had sufficed for Salih McAw to be appointed to the head of the Appeals Court. Xhevat Grabovci, cousin of Adem Grabovci, had mediated that McAj will be elected president of the largest court in Kosovo. The Jevati had guaranteed Ademi Grabovci, that McAj is very strong and that he had guaranteed that he has “tested what husband is”.