The trial for the fugitives of the ‘Capat’–’Sekiraqa’ case will be held in absentia

For defendants Endrit Llapashtica and Dardan Marevci, the Basic Court in Prishtina has scheduled the initial review hearing, where the indictment filed by the Basic Prosecution on February 12, 2026, with number PP.I.nr.178/2024, will be examined. Llapashtica faces suspicions of the criminal offense of “Aggravated Murder” committed in cooperation, while together with Marevci, he is accused individually of illegal possession of weapons.

According to the prosecution’s request, the proceedings will take place without the presence of the accused, given that they were not reachable by justice authorities until the moment the indictment was filed.

The court, through this communication, calls on the defendants to voluntarily surrender to the authorities of the Republic of Kosovo. Likewise, all citizens who have knowledge of their whereabouts are invited to immediately notify the Kosovo Police or any other law enforcement institution.

The hearing is scheduled for July 21, 2026, starting at 09:00, in courtroom number 27 of Building D at the Palace of Justice in Hajvali. The trial panel will be chaired by presiding judge Fatime Dermaku.

The indictment and the summons for this hearing have already been announced on the court’s official portal and in the Official Gazette, while the Basic Court will continue to keep the public informed about the next steps in this matter.

In a related development, the hearing concerning the conflict between the “Capat” and “Sekiraqa” groups – an armed clash motivated by revenge in which P.G. was the victim – was postponed in April. The reason was the incomplete psychiatric evaluation for Valdrin Ademi.