Killing at “Bon Vivant”, this is the final decision by the Court for Andy Pajazit

The suspect in the murder at the locale “Ban Vivant” on August 4th of this year, with the Pajaziti Court's recent ruling continuing to remain in custody for another two months.

The same detention measure has been continued until January 5th 2024.

This has been confirmed by the magistrate's office, Defeit Shyti, the judge in the preliminary procedure.

The Pajaziti is located in the detention measure since 7 August this year along with suspects Hisni Gecaj and Guzim Zakuti.

The last two were released after the prosecution's request.

According to the prosecution's file, provided by KALLXO.com, Andy Pajaziti, Gezim Zakuti, Dukagjin Nikollaj, and already late Kastriot Ramadani, along with an unidentified person about 23:17 on August 4th, were at the “Ban Vivant” local.

Kosovo police have announced on August 11th that they have declared Dukagji Nikolaj on the run, under suspicion that he has committed four different criminal acts and that the same was allegedly involved in the case of RKBen Vivant '%. The same is still being sought.

The DA's file explains the moment the parties pulled out the firearms and started shooting at each other.

First Kastriot Ramadani to note that Andy Pajaziti and Gezim Zakuti had entered the club, the same had acted as Dukagjij, who pulled the gun out of a bag carrying it, where Pajazit for a moment began to physically clash with defendant Nicolaj.

On the other hand, according to the Prosecutor's File, Kastriot Ramadani with a glass bottle strikes the defendant several times as defendant Andy Pajaziti, the last with firearms fired in the direction of Kastriot Ramadani. Kastriots Ramadani also retaliates with firearms, but he is not the only one, since Nikolay shoots his own guns at Pajazit.

Acts that the Prosecutor's Office claims have risked the lives of other persons who had suffered bodily injuries from firearms.

Other injuries were left by Andy Pajazit of Hissoni Gecaj, while the wounds of the firearm had failed to survive Kastriot Ramadani, who had died at QKUK.

Thirteen people under the Prosecutor's Office had been hurt by broken glass glasses in an attempt to leave the scene.

Andy Pajazit, according to the prosecution, is allegedly committing a serious murder.

Criminals, which according to the Kosovo Criminal Code, are punishable by no less than 10 years of imprisonment or life imprisonment.

Pajazit, according to the Prosecutor, is also suspected of using a weapon or a dangerous tool and causing general danger.

In demand for the appointment of the Pajaziti detention measure, it turns out to be the genocide of many criminal acts.