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Murder in the asylum for the elderly, two nurses are arrested, Police: Prevented the disclosure of the incident

Politiko 2024-08-09 08:20:31

Murder in the asylum for the elderly, two nurses are arrested, Police: Prevented

The police have arrested two nurses in connection with the serious crime that happened in the early hours of yesterday morning in a private asylum.

In that building, around 04:00 in the morning, 78-year-old Zyhdi Shehu hit 82-year-old Virxil Vesho several times with a bostum (iron stick), causing him to die instantly.

The two arrested nurses, GS, 26 years old, and NM, 31 years old, did not notify the competent authorities about the incident and did actions that prevent the discovery of the truth.

" Regarding the event that happened yesterday, on 08.08.2024, in a private asylum for the elderly, where citizen Mr. Sh., 78 years old, hit citizen VV with a cane, who as a result of injuries marra has passed away, we inform you that:

Following the in-depth investigative actions carried out, the citizens GS, 26 years old, and NM, 31 years old, both residents of Tirana, with the profession of nurse in the asylum where the two elderly people were accommodated, were arrested.

From the conducted investigation, sufficient evidence was provided that creates reasonable suspicion that the two arrested women, in cooperation with each other, have committed the criminal offense "Actions that prevent the discovery of the truth", provided by article 301/25 of the Criminal Code.

These two citizens have not notified the competent authorities about the incident and have carried out actions that prevent the discovery of the truth." - informs the police.

 

The materials were passed to the Prosecutor's Office.

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