To prevent Nano from being released, Brozi must be “pressured” With the new Criminal Code having entered into force, given that Brozi did not sit on the judicial panel in the “Nano case,” given the complete internationalization of the “Nano case,” and perhaps also given the belief that Nano is innocent, the DP leadership seems to fear Brozi and his judges p. 3

Former Tirana police chief Mr. Safet Stafa comments on the “Kryeziu” case

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— Released after 3 months of investigation The drama of a family in the capital has come to an end without much fuss. The father of a 13-year-old girl, arrested in February this year on the charge of “incestuous relations,” has escaped the “clutches” of justice in recent days, and with him his family’s “good name” has also been spared. The investigators decided to pardon the “prodigal father,” applying “penal policy” to him. It seems that the major uproar that would have erupted after the trial prompted the Tirana Prosecutor’s Office to end the investigation in this way. The incestuous relations between the girl and her father, whose names we are not mentioning for humanitarian reasons, had not remained hidden for long. After a difficult struggle with her conscience, it was the daughter who took the courageous initiative to tell the police about her terrible ordeal. But the police failed to catch the assailant, who had meanwhile fled the house. As if wanting to forget her ordeal as quickly as possible, the girl got married a year later, even though she was still a minor. And while she was enjoying the first days of her honeymoon, the police finally caught her father. News that poisoned her happiness.

Two months without pistols The capital’s prosecutors and judges without weapons. Since March 31 of this year, many judges, as well as prosecutors from the General Prosecutor’s Office and the Tirana Prosecutor’s Office, no longer have the “privilege” of carrying a pistol. This is what the Ministry of the Interior has ordered. The Ministry issued an order, circulated to the Tirana Court and Prosecutor’s Office, under which all prosecutors equipped with a “Makarov” pistol (a type of small, very practical pistol, especially preferred by senior state officials) were to hand them in to be replaced with “TT” pistols. “But even though nearly two months have passed since the day they were handed in, the prosecutors still have not been issued weapons,” says a prosecutor at the General Prosecutor’s Office, who refuses to disclose the exact number of disarmed prosecutors.

Former Tirana police chief Mr. Safet Stafa comments on the “Kryeziu” case “Kryeziu” case I will seek criminal prosecution of Brozi 10,000 cartridges and 75 offensive grenades were found at Kryeziu’s premises page 2

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