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The Prosecutor's Office of Tirana classified the violence perpetrated by nine family members of the former MP Rraja in Fushë-Krujë as intentional slight injury, based on the medical-legal expertise, while requesting the complaint of the victims of the violence for the continuation or not of the criminal proceedings.
One month after the barbaric violence perpetrated by nine members of the Rraja tribe in Fushë-Krujë, the Prosecutor's Office of Tirana has eased the charge and asks the victims of the violence to file a complaint, otherwise the criminal prosecution against the perpetrators cannot be continued.
The Prosecutor's Office of Tirana registered the criminal proceedings on July 8 for "intentional serious injury", after the publication of the video of the violence that caused public outrage, but through a letter dated August 8, the same institution says that based on the medical expertise legal, the charge is "intentional slight injury", provided by article 89 of the Criminal Code.
"The criminal offense of intentional slight injury, provided for by Article 89 of the Penal Code, is not part of those offenses for which criminal prosecution is initiated," writes prosecutor Ylli Bashaj in a request for filing a complaint against the Maja brothers.
"Under these conditions, Bilbil and Jashar Maja, as victims of the criminal offense, have the obligation to express themselves through their complaint if they require criminal prosecution against all the persons cited above," the document further states .
Cousins Bilbil and Jashar Maja were brutally beaten with baseball bats and threatened with guns by relatives of the area's MP Rrahman Rraja on July 6 – in retaliation for complaints and denunciations they had made about damage to their homes by a quarry owned by the Rrajas.
The event was commented by the general public as an indicator of the gangs' control over the country's territory and the inability of the State Police to exercise its main task, the control of the territory. It was followed by the resignation of Rraja as a deputy and the departure of Bledi Çuçi from the Ministry of the Interior.
According to the letter of the Prosecutor's Office of Tirana, the act of medical-legal expertise for Jashar Maja showed wounds on the scalp, collapse of the soft tissues of the body and injuries caused by a strong sedative, while fractures were also found on the body of Bilbil Maja. of the frontal-parietal bone of the right side of the head as well as a fracture of the ulnar bone of the left forearm, in addition to other injuries.
But according to expertise, these injuries have resulted in temporary loss of ability to work, but have not been life-threatening.
Based on these conclusions, the prosecutor of Tirana, Ylli Bashaj has concluded that in this case, the nine prosecuted Ineidi Rraja, Andi Rraja, Eni Kullaj, Pëparim Rraja, Xhelal Rraja, Flamur Rraja, Rexhep Rraja, Klajdi Rraja and Edison Meta committed the crime criminal "Intentional slight injury".
Prosecutor Ylli Bashaj refused to comment on BIRN's question about the easing of charges against the two victims of violence. While the Prosecutor's Office of Tirana recognized the great sensitivity of public opinion about the event, through a reaction in the afternoon, where it stated that it was following other procedural actions related to the criminal proceedings. The prosecution did not clarify whether the Maja brothers had filed a complaint and who were the other investigative actions they were carrying out.
Rrahman Rraja was a deputy of the Socialist Party since 2017, but he became known to the general public in 2018, when a 25-year-old girl denounced his son Rexhepin for violence. A former police officer, Emiljano Nuhu, sought political asylum in Switzerland after declaring that he had been threatened by the Rraja family. In 2021, another member of the family, Redjan Rraja, was arrested on suspicion of participating in the assassination attempt against former Durrës prosecutor Arjan Ndoja and Landi Muharremit, also known as Rrumi i Shijak, a well-known figure of organized crime. currently searching.
The Penal Code provides penalties from 3-10 years in prison for intentional serious injury and from a fine to 2 years in prison for intentional minor injury; the latter only on the condition that the victims file a complaint.
The easing of charges against members of the Rraja tribe was commented by former Prime Minister Berisha as a "scandal".
"... The fracture of the bones of the skull and the ulna of the citizen's forearm by the bandits of the clan of the Rraja mafia party is a minor injury. Heavy, no, no, not even medium. Scandal," wrote Berisha./BIRN
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