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GJKKO has left in prison the former director of ARRSH Evis Berberi, arrested for tender abuses. The latter has requested release from prison, but GJKKO has decided to remain in the cell.
The investigations showed that Berberi is involved in 6 tenders that SPAK claims were awarded in an abusive manner, 3 when he was director of Energy Efficiency and 3 as director of ARRSH. The total value of the tenders is around 2.2 million euros.
In addition to Berberi, Valter Begaj and Ervis Lami, administrators of the DAAM company who are suspected of taking advantage of the tenders in an abusive manner, have also been put in handcuffs. Referring to the investigations, it turns out that Berberi was the administrator of this company, while he resigned in February 2019.
SPAK has doubts that Berberi initially, as Director of Energy Efficiency, developed three procurement procedures worth about 1.2 million euros that were won by the DAAM company that was run by Valter Begaj, but de facto according to SPAK, the company was owned by Berberi. Similarly, SPAK suspects that at the time when Berber was leading ARSH, the same company won three other tenders worth around 1 million euros
GJKKO announcement
On 14.06.2024, the petitioner Evis Berberi submitted to the Court the request with the object: "Giving information regarding the investigations carried out for the criminal case in charge of the person under investigation Evis Berberi for the criminal proceedings with no. 214/2023".
At the end of the trial, the Special Court of First Instance for Corruption and Organized Crime with a panel composed of judge Elsa Ulliri, based on articles 246/6 and 260 of the Penal Code, with decision No. 370, dated 30.07.2024, decided:
Verification and obtaining of information by the Special Prosecution against Corruption and Organized Crime on the investigations carried out and the security needs for the case under trial.
Continuation of the security measure "Arrest in prison", provided by article 238 of the Penal Code, assigned to the citizen Evis Berberi by means of decision No. 21, dated 13.03.2024 of the Special Court of First Instance for Corruption and Organized Crime, approved by the Special Court of Appeal for Corruption and Organized Crime by decision No. 16, dated 25.04.2024.
Court costs to be borne by the requesting party.
An appeal against this decision is allowed in the Special Court of Appeal for Corruption and Organized Crime within 5 days, starting from the day after the decision is communicated.
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