A convicted inmate serving his sentence at Reç Prison left the facility and subsequently failed to return after his leave ended. He was identified as Petrit Ndoci, who was sentenced for violent theft and illegal possession of a firearm.

Ndoci was reportedly due to return to prison today, at around 12:30 p.m., but did not report to the facility.

Meanwhile, his brother said that Ndoci had left a letter before departing.

“I am leaving, I love you very much…”, Ndoci reportedly wrote in the letter.

Petrit Ndoci had two years left to serve in prison.

Following the inmate’s failure to return from leave, authorities have begun procedures to locate and apprehend him, while checks are continuing to establish the circumstances of his departure.

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The Basic Court of Pristina has ordered one month of detention for Skender Llugiqi, who is suspected of calling for the execution by firing squad of former Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj.

Llugiqi faces suspicions of the criminal offenses “Intimidation” and “Incitement to division and intolerance.”

In its reasoning, the Court assessed that keeping him in detention is the appropriate measure, because releasing the defendant would create a real risk that he would flee to avoid and hide from criminal responsibility. According to the reasoning, this would make Llugiqi inaccessible to justice authorities, would make it impossible to guarantee his presence, and would hinder the normal and efficient development of criminal proceedings.

Llugiqi made the call for Haradinaj to be shot in the hall of the Assembly of Kosovo, during the activity “Compatriots in the Assembly.”

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Hasan Ferracaku was under the “house arrest” measure and was being guarded 24 hours a day by Shkodër police, but despite this he managed to escape police surveillance and flee in an unknown direction.

Ferracaku, after his pre-trial detention limits had expired as one of the suspects in the killing that took place in Velipoja, was placed under “house arrest” by the court, but with 24-hour supervision.

Ferracaku had been under guard by police officers for nearly 3 years and found a way to escape for reasons that are still unclear.

Hasan Ferracaku (photo below) was one of the two injured in the June 26, 2021 massacre in Velipoja, together with his 17-year-old nephew E.D., who were arrested immediately after the serious incident.

Hasan Ferracaku, one of the suspects alleged to have taken part in the massacre that took place in Velipoja 5 years ago, in which 4 people were killed and two were injured, has escaped from his home in Shkodër.

Velipoja victims

Hasan Ferracaku was under the “house arrest” measure and was being guarded 24 hours a day by Shkodër police, but despite this he managed to escape police surveillance and flee in an unknown direction.

Ferracaku, after his pre-trial detention limits had expired as one of the suspects in the killing that took place in Velipoja, was placed under “house arrest” by the court, but with 24-hour supervision.

Ferracaku had been under guard by police officers for nearly 3 years and found a way to escape for reasons that are still unclear.

Hasan Ferracaku (photo below) was one of the two injured in the June 26, 2021 massacre in Velipoja, together with his 17-year-old nephew E.D., who were arrested immediately after the serious incident.

Hasan Ferracaku

In that gun clash, Kujtim Ferracaku, 59, and the two brothers Edmond Gocaj, 38, and Xhovani Gocaj, 25, were killed, as well as 20-year-old waiter Myzerim Zeneli, who was on his first day of work. Over that incident, police at the time also declared Hasan Ferracaku’s 3 sons wanted: Abedin, Shyqyri and Besmir Ferracaku.

The killing of four citizens and the wounding of two others came after a conflict between the Gocaj family and the Ferracaku family over a plot of sunbeds on Velipoja beach.

The dispute escalated into the use of weapons. Two pistols were seized at the scene, one found at the crime scene and the other at the Gocaj family’s hotel.

The prosecution file says that the brothers Hasan and Kujtim Ferracaku had clashed with the Gocaj brothers over the division of sunbeds on the beach and in the evening they met to clear things up.

Testimony shows that members of the Ferracaku family went armed to the Gocaj family’s hotel and sat at a table with Edmond Gocaj. From the inspection of the crime scene, it was concluded that 4 weapons were used: a Kalashnikov by Xhovani Gocaj and three pistols by Kujtim Ferracaku, Hasan Ferracaku and the latter’s son Abedin.

According to Hasan Ferracaku, Edmond Gocaj, who was sitting at the table, fired the first shot, and Kujtim Ferracaku then returned fire. His nephew described a different sequence of events.

The 17-year-old E.D. is quoted as saying that he heard his grandfather say, “these have been taken, who are you,” and after that moment he heard gunshots coming from behind him on his side.

The prosecution has seized security camera footage to better understand how the conflict began.

This case is still continuing in court, with no final decision yet on the killing of four people and the wounding of two others.

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