Convicted for the Vajgurore Bridge massacre, isolated in the "41-Biss" regime Fran Marashi (REASONS)

2024-12-13 17:01:36Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Convicted for the Vajgurore Bridge massacre, isolated in the "41-Biss"
Fran Marashi

Today, Fran Marashi from Shkodra was placed in the special regime "41 BISS" at the high-security prison in Peqin, for a period of 1 year.

Fran Marashi has been sentenced to life imprisonment by the Tirana Court in connection with the Vajgurore Bridge massacre, where 4 state police officers were killed on June 17, 1997. He is also one of the 8 prisoners who escaped from Drenova prison on the evening of November 23, 2013.

He was placed in solitary confinement by decision of the Ministry of Justice, while the Prisons Directorate's announcement also explains the reasons for this decision.

"The data shows that the prisoner has repeated disciplinary violations from 2011 to the present, related to the introduction and use of prohibited items in the institution. He poses a high risk of escape and for the internal security of the institution," the Prisons response states.

Prison Directorate statement:

On December 13, 2024, by Order No. 620 of the Minister of Justice, the prisoner Fran Marashi, son of Pal and Dile, born on February 19, 1978, born and residing in Shkodra, was placed in Special Regime "41-bis" at the high-security Institution for the Execution of Criminal Decisions in Peqin for a period of one year.

Fran Marashi was sentenced to life imprisonment by the Tirana District Court, according to decision no. 31, dated January 31, 2000, for committing several serious criminal offenses, including:

– Participation in armed gangs
– Intentional murder of a police officer (four cases)
– Intentional murder of a police officer, attempted (two cases)
– Intentional murder
– Unlawful deprivation of liberty

During the period of serving his sentence, Fran Marashi was convicted three times for the criminal offense of “Removing a prisoner from his place of residence” and twice for the criminal offense of “Introducing or keeping prohibited items in a prison institution”. These are provided for by articles 323/1, 25, 278/2, 324/a/1 and 324/a/2 of the Criminal Code.

The data shows that the prisoner has repeated disciplinary violations from 2011 to the present, related to the introduction and use of prohibited items in the institution. He poses a high risk of escape and internal security of the institution.

The special regime "41-bis" applies to individuals who have committed serious criminal offenses within criminal, terrorist organizations or armed gangs and who pose a high social risk.

The General Directorate of Prisons remains committed to the rigorous implementation of measures to guarantee security and combat criminal activity within penitentiary institutions.


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