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New details have come to light regarding the assassination attempt in Dukagjin where Zef Guri was killed, while his son Gjin Guri was seriously injured.
According to preliminary investigations, it is learned that the serious event is related to two main tracks, that of the conflict over the ownership and cultivation of cannabis.
Gjin Guri, the target of this assassination turns out to be a person with a criminal record in the drug trade. He is even one of the 60 people arrested during the anti-drug operation carried out in 2015 by the Shkodra prosecutor's office.
But, apart from the problems with cannabis, it is learned that Gjin Guri has conflicts within his tribe as well.
On October 13, 2013, it was announced in the Shkodër Police Operations Room that in the village of Nicaj, Shosh municipality, Gjin Guri shot his nephew, Petrit Guri, with a firearm in the yard.
Under these circumstances, the police went to the house of citizen Zef Guri (father of the author). A bottle-shaped, copper-colored metal casing with numbers on its end of 7.62 mm was found in the yard, which was labeled with plate no. 1. Also in the entrance of the yard was found a metal projectile, in a conical shape, like those of 7.62mm cartridges, which was labeled with table no. 2, which were seized as material evidence.
Immediately after the incident, the injured Petrit Guri, Katerina Guri (mother of the injured) were interrogated, from which it turned out that the cause of the conflict was the dispute over the place where the cattle grazed.
The act of ballistic expertise of cartridges no. 132, dated October 29, 2013 according to which: "1. The case and projectile subject to examination are integral parts of combat cartridges mod. 56, cal. 7.62 mm that are used as ammunition from Kalashnikov and Zastava automatic firearms cal. 7.62 mm, rifles mod. 63 and mod. 56 horses 7.62 mm as well as from ML cal. 7.62 mm. 2. The case and projectile subject to examination are valid for the identification of the weapon that fired them".
After carrying out the investigative actions, the Shkodra Prosecutor's Office submitted to the court the request for the trial of the defendant Gjin Guri, who was accused at that time of committing the criminal offense "Production and possession of military weapons without permission".
In connection with this incident, Gjin Guri was arrested and sentenced in March 2015 to 2 years in prison. While in June 2015, this sentence was changed by the Shkodër Court of Appeal, sentencing Gjin Guri to 7 years in prison.
But after exercising recourse to the Supreme Court, in May 2016 this court sentenced Guri to 2 years in prison.
So, today's assassination attempt where Zef Guri lost his life, is suspected to be for revenge as the target was the victim's son, 46-year-old Gjin Guri.
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