Confirmed Foundation Act, three suspects in Banjska's terrorist attack remain in custody

The Court of Appeals has rejected the three suspects' complaints of terrorist attacks in Banjska on the Constitutional Court's decision to continue detention.

On June 26th, the Constitutional Court in Pristina had made a decision, under which it approved the Special Prosecutor's request of the Republic of Kosovo (PSRK), so that it has continued the detention measure from even two months (each separately) to three suspects Vladimir Toliq, Blagoje Spasojevic and Dusan Maksimovic, for terrorist attack on the Kosovo Police in Banjska, reports <x1Bendering for Justice<2>.

Kosovo's Appeal Court with the PN.1 ruling. S.n.137/2024, dated 04.07.2024, has dismissed the alleged V.T. defenders' complaints as groundless. Milos Delevic, B.S., av. Ljubomir Pantovic and D.M., av. Jovana Filipovic, while the Constitutional Court's decision in Pristina, PPPS.N.44/2023, dated 21.06.2024, has confirmed it.

Appeal has explained the reasons why the defence complaint has been rejected and the first-degree act has been confirmed.

“In the concrete second-instance college case, has estimated that with the release of the defendants to freedom, there will be the danger of the same repeat criminal acts, perform other criminal acts, influence witnesses or leave the Republic of Kosovo, with the aim of avoiding criminal responsibility for the deeds they are being investigated, therefore college in question, has found no reasonable basis in reporting with concrete circumstances to set any milder measures, because none of the softer measures eliminate the real risk for these specific foundations of the <oh>, the Apel decision is said. /Regressing