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The Albanian Helsinki Committee has reacted to the suicide in the cell in the Security Block of 46-year-old Donald Greku, an event that occurred on March 13.
According to the AHC, the arrested person had claimed at the moment of arrest that he was a user of hard narcotics such as heroin and cocaine, but in the absence of the institution's doctor, the Security Block staff sent him to the emergency room of the QSUT.
After the visit, the toxicologist issued a prescription stating that the 46-year-old was in a state of drug addiction and referred him to be followed by the Security Block doctor, but the prescription did not specify the medication he should take.
The Albanian Helsinki Committee, in its report, emphasizes that Donald Greku, after returning to the Security Block, was visited by the doctor of this institution.
"After returning to the Security Block, citizen DG was visited by the doctor of this institution. The medical visit book noted "narcotic, unregistered at the Aksion Plus Center", but it was not noted whether or not he should be given medication. On the same day, at 15:30 in the afternoon, the institution's doctor gave the detained citizen the sedative Xanax. After taking the medication at 19:10, date 11.03.2025, he complained of some concerns that he was not in a good condition, that he was in pain and asked to be given Methadone. After this complaint, the doctor recommended to the security employee that he be given Xanax again. Asked by the observers why he had not given Methadone, the Security Room doctor explained that the report of the toxicologist specialist does not indicate the preparation that should have been used," the reaction states.
Full reaction:
Serious incident in the security room block at the Local Directorate
According to the media on 13.03.2025, citizen DG committed suicide in the Security Block of the Tirana Local Police Directorate. Based on the above notification, AHC on 17.03.2025, through a group of observers, verified the circumstances of this suicide on site. As a result of this monitoring, it resulted that:
Citizen DG was detained on suspicion of committing the criminal offense of theft. Since then, he has claimed to be a user of heavy narcotics (cocaine, heroin). For this reason, the staff of the Security Block (in the absence of the institution's doctor) sent him to the emergency room of the QSUT and after the visit, the toxicologist doctor issued a prescription in which it was noted that the citizen was in a state of drug addiction and referred him to be followed by the Security Block doctor. The prescription did not indicate the medication he should take.
Citizen DG, after returning to the Security Block, was visited by the doctor of this institution. The medical visit book noted "narcotic, unregistered at the Aksion Plus Center", but it was not noted whether or not he should be given medication. On the same day, at 15:30 in the afternoon, the doctor of the institution gave the detained citizen the sedative Xanax. After taking the medication at 19:10, date 11.03.2025, he complained of some concerns that he was not in a good condition, that he was in pain and asked to be given Methadone. After this complaint, the doctor recommended to the security employee that he be given Xanax again. Asked by the observers why he had not given Methadone, the doctor of the Security Rooms explained that the report of the specialist toxicologist did not mention the preparation that should have been used.
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