The death of an accident police cadet: 6 years and 8 months in prison for one and 10 months in prison for the other.

The Constitutional Court in Pec has sentenced accused Arton Duraku to six years and eight months in prison, while to 10 months in prison accused Nezir Duraku of an accident in November 2022 in which he lost his life in the F police court. St.

The court's chairman, Shaça Curri, made the court's statement on Tuesday.

The accused Arton for the first work “Public Traffic Respection” by Article 370, paragraph 5 related to paragraph 1 of the Criminal Code, has been sentenced to 6 years and 4 months in prison.

While for the second requalified work by “the failure to help the injured person in the public traffic disaster” from Article 374, from paragraph 3, to paragraph 1 of the Penal Code, it has been sentenced to 10 months in prison.

To Arton Durak, the court pronounced a unique sentence of 6 years and 8 months in prison.

For the second indictee, Necir Duraku, the court has also requalified criminal activity “the failure of the aid person injured in the public traffic disaster” from Article 374, from paragraph 3, to paragraph 1 of the Penal Code, condemning him to 10 months in prison.

In the first trial, the two defendants were sentenced to 15 years in prison (joined) by the Pec Foundation Court.

The first - degree ruling had confirmed that the Court of Appeals had confirmed, but the Supreme Court had approved the demands for the protection of Duraku's legality so that the Act of Foundation and Appeals had been annulled and the case had turned into a first degree retrial.

Otherwise, at the April 3, 2023 session, the two accused Arton and Nezir Duraku pleaded guilty to the criminal acts they were charged with.

According to the indictment, filed on March 2, 2023, by Pec's Founding Prosecutor, it is said that defendant Arton Duraku, on November 21, 2022, in the village of Jashanica of Cline City, breaking the law on public traffic now causes the late F. St.

According to the indictment, until the defendant, without a driver's license, was leading the branding truck “Mercedes Atego” which was unregistered and not technically regular, as soon as he reached the upper village of Skenderaj Kline, does not adjust the speed of moving to the conditions of the road and exceeds it by 50km/h how much it was allowed to over 90km/h and moves to the left in the opposite circuit tape, where he was rolling with his branding machine “The F.S.ch.ch.ch. where the first leg of the trailer hits the frontside of the box, where the first car was affected.

According to the indictment, the defendant, Arton Duraku, reportedly committed a criminal offence “The threat of public trafficking” by Article 370 pars. 5 connected to par. One to KPRK.

Meanwhile, in the indictment it is said that, at the high-time location and place, defendant Arton, as truck driver “Mercedes Atego”, does not offer help to the other person who was hurt in the traffic accident caused by the defendant's truck, resulting in the death of victim F. Sh, where, after the accident described, he stops the truck and along with his parent, defendant Nezir Duraku, exits the truck near the victim but offers no help and leaves the scene while the victim changes lives.

And with that it is said that the defendant has Arton Duraku has committed a criminal offense “the failure to help the person injured in the public traffic disaster” by Article 374 pars. 3 KPRK.

While defendant Nezir Duraku charged that in the event described as above, he does not offer help to the other person whose life has taken place in direct danger even though he could do so without any real danger to himself or the other.

In addition, after defendant Arton Duraku reportedly causes the truck traffic accident, where defendant Nezir was a passenger in it, exit the truck, approach the victim, but offer no help and leave the scene while the victim changes his life.

In this case, defendant Nezir Duraku is said to have committed a criminal offence “a failure to assist” by Article 188 par.4 KPRK's. /Faith for Justice