“Master Master Faton Hajrizi and Marko Rossic escaped within two months

That the country's justice and security system is being tested “by the people who break the law and endanger the lives of citizens, that is already known.

Three successive escapes occurred only within a two - month period.

The first to lead “to dance” of the fugitives was exactly Enver Sekiraqa, a name known over the years for Kosovo's investigative and justice bodies.

Since May 17th, Enver Sekiraqa has become a man of “left” for the country's Police and Prosecutorship.

Sekiraq's escape came just after changing the security measure, as the Appeals Court had decided to return the same to custody.

Police later confirmed that all measures for information and detention have been undertaken at all border crossings to Enver Sekiraqa.

Kosovo's “Police, based on the accepted decision of the Court of Appeals, on the 1705.2024, to change the safety measure of indictee Enver Sekiraqa, according to its legal procedures and mandate has sent the same invitation, but the same has not been encountered in his residence on the road to the Fazliu Brothers Pristina”.

Police further say that “since the same has not been encountered at home, Kosovo Police, through competent officials, have announced the justice bodies that the official invitation has been sent to indictee Sekiraqa, but the same has not been met at home”.

Also today, on the 1805.2024th, to implement the Act of Appeals Court, where the suspect must be sent to custody, police officials have demanded the same, but have not met at home”

According to the police, further police actions will be based on pre-law procedures, the decision and recommendations of justice bodies.

The Kosovo Police have already taken the necessary measures for informing and stopping at all border crossings and regional police directorates, against defendants”, the police response said.

Unlike Enver Sekiraqa on May 3rd, 2024, for the third time after the return of the case to the retrial, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for inciting police officer Triumf Riza.

Triumf Riza was killed on 30 August 2007, the murder for which Arben Berisha has been sentenced to 35 years in prison, while Enver Sekiraqa was sentenced to 37 years in prison.

Enver Sekiraqa continues to be the very name mentioned by justice organs, while in Pristina it is still known as the one who brought about “enough problems” for citizens.

Sekiraqa, meanwhile, is not the only one who recently escaped justice in Kosovo.

A well-organised “perspective” did the other prisoner, Faton Hajrizi, on 6 July.

Hajrizi managed to escape from Smrekonica Prison by connecting some sheets.

Faton Hajrizi, or <x0... escape master” made 9 escapes during his lifetime.

Same guy's been in jail since he was 14.

He was first arrested for a crime committed in 2000. He was convicted of killing a Russian soldier. By the time he had committed the murder, he was very young and sentenced to 27 years in prison.

But it is Hayriz himself who has declared that three days after being sent to Mitrovica Prison, he had managed to escape from there.

For his first escape from prison, he indicated that he had used the prison bathroom window in Mitrovica. After that, Faton Hajriz had been arrested by KFOR soldiers in Kosovo.

By not giving up that much, the upper one had continued with the same ava-ava of the escape.

Hajrizi had made the second escape from Pristina Prison, while he had once also escaped from a military base, exactly from Bundstein.

In July 2007, he had escaped from Dubrava Prison, along with six other prisoners convicted of serious crimes.

A few months later, in September 2007, when there had been a armed robbery in Drenas where four men with guns and masks had robbed a goldsmith, and two police officers and shop owners had been wounded during the flight. The value of art robbed in this case was around 63 thousand euros.

During the search for robbers in the village of Bruznik in Vushtrri, a police patrol had attempted to stop a suspected car.

Suspects from that car had fired guns at the police and had shot two police officers, and had managed to escape on foot.

The same allegedly committed robbery and wound in Drenas.

Faton Hajrizi and Burim Basha were arrested in October 2007 in a house in Pristina's Sun Coast district. Several weapons were also found during this raid.

And in 2012, Faton Hajriz had escaped from Prizren Penitentiary by climbing the prison wall and passing the fences. But after a police action he was arrested again.
Hayriz had managed to escape even from the High Security Prison and eventually from Smrekonica.

Although it had often been attempted to expose Faton Hajriz as the newly innocent “for the murder of the Russian police, he was not serving that part of the sentence for years. The Most High was in the grip of the punishment of other works, but he still could not bear to finish. He managed to escape for the ninth time from jail this time from Smrekonica.

And finally the Smrekonica Correcting Centre where Hajriz was serving sentence is an institution of open type. Hajrizi was also notified through a direct link to “TikTok” from which he said it is located outside Kosovo and that he is unarmed.

The continuation of Kosovo's escapes recently joined a Serb.

Marko Rossic is one of four convicted of killing prominent northern Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic.

Roscoe has already escaped.

He had been convicted and sentenced by the first degree of the Constitutional Court in Pristina, but the same had been released from custody and protected in freedom.

His escape has been confirmed by security organs.

This has been confirmed for news.net by Kosovo Deputy Director of the Northern Police Veton Elshani.

The day the decision was made was sometime around 11:00. We've been brought in the decision to execute the sentence around 1500. The same day [the day the verdict was made by the court], we went to arrest him, but he was home and we believe he is not in Kosovo”, Elshani said.

Rospic reportedly has not been found in his home, nor has he appeared at the police station. /news