Court continues house arrest measure to prosecutor Shala under suspicion of bribery

The acting attorney, suspended by the Constitutional Prosecutor in Prizren, Beqe Shala, has continued the house arrest move for two months. That is how Pristina Foundation Court Special Department Judge Lutfi Shala has introduced preliminary procedure, reports “The Justice Trust“. “Continues house arrest measure in length of 2 months, so [...]
The acting attorney, suspended by the Constitutional Prosecutor in Prizren, Beqe Shala, has continued the house arrest move for two months.
That is how Pristina Foundation Court Special Department Judge Lutfi Shala has introduced preliminary procedure, reports “The Justice Trust“.
“Continues the house arrest measure in length of 2 months, so that according to this act the house arrest measure will last from 25.01.2026 to 24.03.2026. The defendant, Beqa Shala, does not dare leave his premises or residence, highlighted as superior to the court's permission and prohibited all contact with persons he does not live with or who are not dependent on the same”, is said to be in the decision.
Shala is in house arrest from November 26th 2025.
While his arrest took place on October 27th 2025 by the Special Prosecutor of the Republic of Kosovo, during the development of a search by “Justice betrothal” containing prosecutor Shala's video-incision, accepting bribery. Video recording raises allegations that the bribe was accepted by lawyer Drunushe Berisha for breaking the 48-hour ban on her client.
In the video recording provided by “Justice Trust”, as the lawyer presented 700 euros to the defense side for attorney services, prosecutor Besha Shala had decided to split into two parts. However, lawyer Berisha was generous in insisting on his giving a fortune.
Prosecutor Shala: How much you got?
Lawyer Berisha: 200.
Prosecutor Shala: 250. How much did you say?
Lawyer Berisha: 700 I am receiving until the end of the procedure.
Prosecutor Shala: Aha, this is 200, 350. Cotty, I'm gonna see this guy from<x0.
The sources of “Justice Trust” had shown that defendant Shala had admitted to being the one in video-incizim./ A Vow for Justice












