Prime Minister Edi Rama accused the judge of the Special Court, Erion Bani, of arresting Erion Veliaj .
To be continued...
Rama's reaction:
Like in the time of state security, come on, wood and then they said, embrace the party line and express yourself. When I spoke about a republic of prosecutors, I had this in mind and these are signs that need to be curbed now and in a constructive position.
I don't deal with digital citizenship, but I can't read a message that came to me last night and it's not a digital citizen but a person with a first and last name because I verified it.
"I listened to you carefully, I am a lover within the fold, I take orders from one, but there is something else, why now and not before?"
Why two weeks, a month ago, for example, because right now the same judge was ready, engaged in all the specific cases with your target people. Judges, just like prosecutors, are also organized in weeks and days of readiness for urgent and immediate requests.
The judge has clearly been selected and other judges have not accepted to abide by the same request for arrest because the judge can only soften the measure requested by the prosecutor and make it more severe. This judge started his career as an office colleague with…I'm not saying you have this name in parliament, when Eduard Halimi was a minister, then he ended up in the GJKKO.
This and another familiarly known as a right-wing extremist have mostly handled requests for SP exponents.
It's about two PD suicide bombers in the GJKKO who have no problem expressing their satisfaction at getting this or that person in their hands, saying "we'll melt them down," he said.