The signal newspaper has learned that the decision to ban 59-year-old Hashim Miftari after his cow entered the courtyard of the Foundation Court branch in Gracanica and damaged a part of the greenery, Pristina prosecutor Blerim Igrista has taken it.
The event took place on Friday, November 13th, while the case for criminal work has been initiated, “Evert or damage to property,” according to Article 321 of the Criminal Code.
According to information provided by the signal, the prosecutor has ordered the 59-year-old to be sent to the hold for 48 hours.
The case has become even more controversial because of the circumstances described in the statement by Judge Sinisa Borisavljevic, who was among the persons interviewed by police.
According to his statement, security officials had removed the animals from the courtyard three to four times during that day, and similar cases had happened earlier. He has indicated that some 15 goats had entered the Court Court court before.
The judge has claimed to hand over to the police even the images of security cameras, which can help clarify the random circumstances.
But an important detail in his statement is that the damage caused in court greening was minimal. According to him, the purpose of the police call was for the owner to draw attention to the care of animals.
Meanwhile, Hashim Miftari, in his voluntary statement to the police, has said the cow was lost and that this was the first time the animal had entered the court of the Court.
However, after interviewing the parties, the case has been prosecuted at the Constitutional Prosecutorship in Pristina, where the decision to ban the 59-year-old for 48 hours has been made.
Note: The person who adhered to this article is deemed innocent until his guilt is proven by court’s decision of form
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