The Minister of the Interior, Ervin Hoxha , supported the statement of the State Police regarding the situation created by various factors, including the media, to create uncertainty among citizens and the false news that the murder of 14-year-old Martin Cani on 18 November, there is more than one perpetrator involved in the crime.
Hoxha says in his reaction on the Facebook social network that he " fully supports the statement of the State Police " and " joined the call to the media to stop the disinformation campaign ", recalling the case of Pogradec, where " the public opinion was poisoned ". .
It even confirms the fact that there is no second author, taking political and legal responsibility.
"I confirm with my political and legal responsibility the authenticity of the statements of the State Police on the dynamics of this event. The smoke about the existence of a second perpetrator, who stabbed the victim with another knife, is a product of media irresponsibility, which has nothing to do with the truth and the public interest. "Unfortunately, some screens and portals, as well as the usual ones of these cases in the political tribune or disguised as independent opponents of the dead ends of the struggle for power, are repeating what they did with the Pogradec incident," writes Hoxha.
The minister further emphasizes raising suspicions that this is done for a "political game for power", that fortunately "the event was filmed by a camera", bluffing this disinformation factor.
Reaction of the Minister of the Interior Ervin Hoxha on social networks:
I fully support in spirit and in letter today's statement of the State Police and join the call to the media to stop the wave of disinformation on the authorship of the murder of the school student "Fan Noli" and in general on the statements of the State Police, such as they also did in the case of Pogradec, poisoning public opinion.
I also confirm with my political and legal responsibility the authenticity of the statements of the State Police on the dynamics of this event.
The smoke about the existence of a second perpetrator, who stabbed the victim with another knife, is a product of media irresponsibility, which has nothing to do with the truth and the public interest.
Unfortunately, some screens and portals, as well as the usual ones of these cases in the political tribune or disguised as independent resistance to the dead ends of the struggle for power, are repeating what they did with the Pogradec event.
But fortunately in this case, the event is recorded by security cameras, which clearly show the big bluff of politicization or media trading of death.
I find that the attempt to use such situations politically and in the media grows together with the positive data of the police's work.
The disinformation hysteria is apparently motivated by the annual decline in the number of murders, and when such a tragedy occurs, the regulars jump at the chance!
However, the truth is as clear as the sunlight in the statements of the State Police, not in the political or media game with the death of those whom this nation has long taken.