Supreme President Pec enters the mouth of the wolf: Meets Charged for Bombing

Supreme Court Chairman Enver Peci has received two suspected men in his office today. Gent Qamilin charged with “causing general risk” and unauthorized possession of weapons” and Xhevat Bunjaku, Faton Bunjaklut's brother suspected of forging money.

Through a post in the account of Gent Qamil, who is charged with criminal acts “due to general risk” and “unauthorized possession of weapons”, wrote that he met President Peci with whom he wished good work, health and success, writes Insyder newspaper and Periscope broadcast.

With Mr. Gevat Bulnjak at a meeting with President of the Supreme Court of Kosovo Mr. Enver Peci, Kreytar Peci, we wish him a good job, health and success.

The Qamil has filed charges after allegedly on July 28, 2013, at the discotheque bathroom “Stop”, which is located in the Gjilan cimenice magistrate, deliberately and in interaction, has attempted to cause great danger to people's lives.

Qamili had a bag from Vali Corleone in which a hand grenade of the type “A1”, with a lighter and a fuse, gave him instructions to put it in the discotheque bar “Stop”, promising against a 300 euro sum reward, gives it to buy the phone card.

Gent Qamili had taken the explosive tool from defendant Corleone, and placed it in the discotheque bathroom “Stop”, where large numbers of people were present. Gent Qamili with his phone number calls the police and warns them that at discotheque “There's a bomb.

While Dzevat Bulnjak is Fatmir Bunnjak's brother, who is charged with counterfeiting money worth $1m.

Suspect Fatmir Bulnjak had admitted having been owned from September 11th to September 12th 2014, a total of about one million dollars. He has declared that he did not know the amount, but that he later understood when it was confirmed by Faran Latifi at the moment of delivering the bag.

Suspect Ramadan Latifi had said the money has been handed over to Fatmir Bunnjak and that this money has been accepted by a man named Sherefedin from Macedonia who has brought it from Skopje.

Police during 2014 confiscated a black bag with eight packs of 10 bills worth 100, two packs of 10 bills worth $1 million. /Insider. com