He freed Enver Sekiraqu, Judge Kuci, with written remarks and pay cuts.

Kosovo's Judiciary Council has pronounced public remarks in writing and pay reductions for 20 %s over a period of six months to Judge Agim Kuci, after the investigative panel found it responsible for disciplinary violations, in the case of Triumf Riza's murder, where Enver Sekirqa was charged.

Judge Kuci had been suspended for nearly 7 months after deciding to lift the house arrest measure to accuse Sekiraqa, who was sentenced by the first-instance court to 25 years in prison for “inciting the murder of police officer Triumf Rizza”, reports the report. paparazzi, broadcast Periscope.

In the Judiciary Council's ruling, it becomes known that Judge Kuci had not executed the act of the Court of Appeals through which the detention measure was scheduled. He was obliged to issue arrest warrants to stop Sequirah, but Kuci had decided to hand over Apel's decision to the North Police Station to personally hand over the accused Sekiraqa.

Likewise, Judge Kuci had not taken any action to issue an international warrant or order to locate and detain the defendant is known in the KDR's decision.

In this case, Judge Kuci had acted contrary to the Penal Procedure Code rules and the Law on Disciplinary Responsibilities.

Kuci has been the judge of crimes in Pristina since 2020.

He was part of the court that sentenced Sekiraq to 25 years in prison in May last year.

In the declaration of the trial, Judge Kuci acquitted Enver Sekiraq from house arrest on May 17th, 2024, brought his verdict down and brought Sequirah into custody.

However, Sekiraqa had already escaped.

He had not been found on his home on Fazliu brothers' route to Pristina on 17 May and 18 May, when police at the Court's order went to take Sequirah and send him into custody.

Enver Sekiraqa was being tried for a push in the murder of Officer Triumf Riza.

Judgment against him began in 2014. This penal process against Sekirafa has resulted in two sentences thus far. In 2016, Sekiraqa was sentenced to 36 years in prison, and 30 years in prison in 2019. On May 3rd of this year, he was sentenced to 25 years in prison by the court's first rate. /Periscope/