5 hours agoFormer Serbian officer subject to 12-year prison sentence for war crimes in Kosovo
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)The Kosovo Appeals Court has confirmed the 12-year sentence for war crimes in Kosovo against former Serbian police officer Zoran Djokovic (Z.D.). The Special Department of the Court of Appeals of Kosovo has ruled that they must be refused as groundless the Kosovo Special Prosecutor's complaint and the prosecution of the defendant's defender [...]
The Kosovo Appeals Court has confirmed the 12-year sentence for war crimes in Kosovo against former Serbian police officer Zoran Djokovic (Z.D.).
The Special Department of the Court of Appeals of Kosovo has found it necessary to be refused as groundless the Kosovo Special Prosecutor's complaint and the complaint of accused Zoran Djokovic's defender, while confirming the Constitutional Court's conviction in Pristina, while the prosecution of damaged parties has been incorrectly filed.
The Supreme Court Act in Pristina accused Mr.D. It has been found guilty that in co-ordination it has committed crimes against the civil population, by Article 142, regarding Article 22 of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, related to Article 3 in common for the Geneva Convention on the date 12,08.1949 and Article 4 of Protocol 2, date 08.06.1977, the appendix of the Geneva Convention, condemning it to prison terms of 12 years (two years), in which sentence will also be counted in detention at the time of the sentence of the sentence of the sentence of the sentence of the sentence of the sentence of the sentence of the sentence, of the 18146>, the Court of Apel.
Former Serbian criminal groups member Zoran Djokovic, indicted for war crimes committed during March 1999 in Peja's “Kristal” neighbourhood, was sentenced to 12 years in prison on 11 February.
Gjokqi was arrested in 2019 and accused by the Special Prosecutor that in the months of March 1999, in Pec, as a member of Serbian criminal, military, and paramilitary groups, others had joined the Albanian homes and that after being abused, robbed, and forced to leave their homes, they had been killed.
According to the indictment, Gjekqiqi has banned Skender Zeqiraj, Shaban Caliqan and Berisha Berisha, who later split and with Kalashnikov executed Zeqiri and Berisha, until Shaban Caliqani had survived.
Killed was Riza Mamaj, who was carrying a sacrifice at the time of the murder. He was shot with some bullets in his chest.
The chairman of the court, Arben Hoti, had long talked about the facts, evidence and evidence offered in this trial until he said that the defendant's defense has failed to prove Djindjic's alibi, which he is accused of.
