Bedri Halimi cleared of charges in the “Brezovica” case: Claims against me were unsupported by evidence

Bedri Halimi, chief inspector at the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, has been found not guilty in the case known as “Brezovica”.

The decision was made public by his lawyer, Haxhi Millaku, after the proceedings concluded at the Basic Court for Serious Crimes in Peja.

According to Halimi himself, the trial panel unanimously decided to acquit him on all counts of the indictment brought by the Basic Prosecution in Ferizaj.

“Today, at the Basic Court for Serious Crimes in Peja, the trial panel unanimously found me not guilty, in my capacity as chief inspector at the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, on all counts of the indictment brought by the Basic Prosecution in Ferizaj concerning the misuse of official duty in the Brezovica process,” Halimi said.

He said that the charges against him were not supported by facts, while the evidence examined during the trial, according to him, influenced the decision to acquit him.

“When charges brought by investigating police officers and a prosecutor are built without facts, they are confronted with evidence, and the court has the final word,” Halimi wrote.