The Constitutional Prosecutor in Pristina has officially confirmed the report of the Signal Journal concerning the release of Hashim Miftar, the cow’s owner, who entered the branch courtyard of the Foundation Court in Gracanica, the case for which he was originally sent to a 48-hour police ban.

In a response to the signal, the prosecution has indicated that criminal procedure for the work has been initiated against the suspects in the event “Evert or damage to property,” but the detention measure has been terminated and released in regular procedure.

Referring your request for information, we inform you that in case, criminal proceedings have been initiated for criminal work hing or damage to property by Article 321 of the Republic of Kosovo’s Criminal Code ( KPRK). The suspect has been released in regular procedure, while the related procedures will be conducted in line with the legal provisions in power, the Constitutional Prosecutor’s response in Pristina said.

The unusual event had occurred on November 13th, when the Miftar cow had entered the court’s area in Gracanica, causing minimal green damage. Thereafter, at the order of the prosecutor, its owner had been detained for 48 hours.

This decision had sparked numerous reactions to opinion and the judicial community, including the reaction of lawyer Besnik R. Berisha, who had singled out freedom in this case as legally unwarranted.

Following successive signal reporting on this case, the decision was made to break the ban, while the case against it will continue to be addressed in regular procedure.

Source Layer: Signal