A series of violations of the Centre for Social Work in Pec have been recorded in dealing with the case of Arlinda Zekaj before she was killed. (BPS check, talk down)
The findings are part of an extraordinary review report carried out. QPS from the Ministry of Labour, Family and Freedom War Values.
The report, according to the ministry, finds disrespect for the judicial deadline, negligence in fulfilling tasks, non-action according to official duty and lack of professional supervision.
According to the report, the QPS had not in time submitted the report requested by the Court. Although the seven-day deadline had been scheduled for September 24th 2026, the report was submitted only on October 5th.
Another recorded violation is the lack of the case manager at the 5 October court hearing, without a rationale put forward for her absence.
But among the most disturbing findings of inspection is the failure of the QPS to monitor the case, despite the responsibilities it had even without a special request from the Court.
But these are not the only offenses.
Report claims… Failure to implement the standard procedures of random management: non-fulfilling the form for contacts and work in case, as well as not drafting the Individual Services Plan; The lack of professional supervision by the Social Services leader on the job and the fulfillment of the case manager’s duties, within his responsibility for monitoring the work of professional officials and organising and functioning the Social Service at QPS Pec.
For these violations, the ministry has recommended the head of the Peja municipality, Gazmend Muharnier, the disciplinary measures company to the case manager, Toska Gega, and Social Services leaders Durim Kelmendi. (Dori speaking)
Dukagjini has tried Saturday to contact Chairman Mujarrier, but has not responded to television calls.
While his cabinet chief, Faik Zeka, has said that on Monday they will review the report along with the lawyers, and, according to him, if there is legal basis for all recommendations will be implemented.
Unlike the ministry, the QPS in Pec has said that the report has recorded taken actions and some issues requiring improvement, not to mention consistent violations and recommendation for disciplinary measures against the two officials. (Print screen of post in link below)
Meanwhile, the report not only records individual responsibilities but also problems in the functioning of the QPS.
One of the recommendations to the Pec Community is the urgent increase in the number of licensed professional staff, due to its inadequacy compared to the responsibilities and territory covering this centre.
As for Arlinda Zekiaj’s son, who is stationed in shelters, the report requires continued supervision, regular monitoring visits and assessment of his state of health and psychosociality.
Source Layer: Dukeagini
