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He bought votes for his daughter, SPAK takes the father of the PSD candidate to trial

Politiko 2025-06-27 18:21:53

He bought votes for his daughter, SPAK takes the father of the PSD candidate to

The Special Prosecution Office Against Corruption and Organized Crime, SPAK, has sent Pandeli Bozha and Vladimir Lushkaj for trial, after they are accused of buying votes for the daughter of the PSD candidate, Limonera Bozha, in the May 11 elections.

Bozha is accused of the criminal offense of "Active Corruption in Elections", while Lushkaj is accused of "Passive Corruption in Elections".

SPA K announcement: 

The Special Prosecution Office against Corruption and Organized Crime completed the investigations and sent to the Special Court the request for trial of criminal proceedings no. 60/1 of 2025, against the defendants:

Pandeli Bozha – accused of the criminal offense of “Active corruption in elections”, provided for by Article 328 of the Criminal Code
Vladimir Lushkaj – accused of the criminal offense of “Passive corruption in elections”, provided for by Article 328/bi of the Criminal Code.

The investigations for this criminal proceeding were conducted through proactive methods.

During the investigation process, from the examination of the video footage and the procedural actions authorized by the prosecutor, an episode dated 08.05.2025, around 10:00, was documented, when citizen Pandeli Bozha went to the apartment of citizen Vladimir Lushkaj.

At this meeting, Pandeli Bozha put a banknote in his pocket and showed him a ballot paper similar to the one on the ballot, suggesting the name of the candidate for whom he should vote.

After questioning, citizen Vladimir Lushkaj handed over to judicial police officers the banknote and a ballot paper similar to the one on which the name of the candidate for deputy was highlighted in orange. These materials have been seized as evidence in the context of this criminal proceeding.

From the entirety of the investigative actions, it has resulted that the documented actions fulfill elements of the criminal offenses of "Active Corruption in Elections" and "Passive Corruption in Elections", provided for respectively by Articles 328 and 328/b of the Criminal Code. 

Clarification: Every person is presumed innocent until proven guilty by a final judicial decision.

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