
The Court of Appeal announced today the verdict for Izmir Sakica, Samuel Troshani and Alind Kajoshi, upholding the decision of the Shkodra Court of First Instance, which found them guilty only on the charge of "disturbing public peace".
Meanwhile, regarding this accusation, the Appeals Court stated that they benefit from the amnesty law. It concerns the trial of the event that occurred in 2024, in Shkodra, where these three people brutally raped 64-year-old Vladimir Bruçi, after a verbal conflict over a parking space.
In this video provided by Top Channel journalist Anila Hoxha, the entire scene of the 64-year-old's rape by the perpetrators is shown.

The footage shows the moment when three people arrive in a vehicle in front of a building and get out of the car, two of them holding a Kalashnikov and another a pistol.
They address the residents who come out the window, saying: “Come inside.” After entering the building's entrance and not finding it, they go back out.

At this moment, Bruçi arrives, and after asking his name, they begin to beat him violently, while holding weapons in their hands, but not using them.
They are heard saying, "Why did you curse at us?", as some citizens intervene to save him.

After leaving Bruçi unconscious on the ground, they leave the scene, while residents notify the ambulance, while giving the 64-year-old first aid. For this incident, the Court of First Instance has found them guilty only on the charge of "disturbing the peace", while the Appeal also found them right./ TCH