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The State Police has reacted after the publication in the media of the news that the husband of Minister Delina Ibrahimaj has fled abroad, after stabbing a senior official asking him to resign.
Even though the incident happened in November of last year, it was not made public by the police, and even though more than five months have passed since the investigation, it seems that there is still no restraining order issued against the suspected perpetrator.
Minister Delina Ibrahimaj's husband, Andri Ibrahimaj, allegedly shot the general director of the Credit Processing Agency (ATK), Ari Koshaj, with a knife because of his duty. This is also confirmed by the medical-legal expertise report which states that Koshaj has two cuts with a knife.
However, the police say that they acted in accordance with the law, throwing the "ball" in this case to the Prosecutor's Office of Tirana, announcing that they have referred the incident to the criminal offense of "hitting due to duty", against Andri Ibrahimatj.
At the same time, the police confirm that Andri Ibrahimaj's testimony was taken after the incident and he was released. It is reported that Andri Ibrahimaj has been abroad for several months now.
State Police Notice:
Regarding a news published in some media about the actions of the State Police, after receiving a report, we clarify that:
On 21.11.2023, citizen EK was notified that, on "Tefta Tashko Koço" street, he was threatened and beaten because of his duty by citizen AI. Citizen EK was given a medico-legal decision.
Following the actions and in implementation of the tasks left by the prosecutor of the criminal proceedings, a statement was received from the citizens AI, EM and OM and the materials were referred to the prosecutor on 04.12.2023 for the criminal offense "Assault due to duty", in charge of AI citizens
The State Police remains maximally engaged in fulfilling its mission of maintaining order and public safety, guaranteeing the implementation of the law, in accordance with the Constitution and international acts, respecting human rights and freedoms.
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