Vote bought in exchange for money: SPAK sends the case to court
- Korca Boom
- Nov 7
- 1 min read
The Special Prosecution Against Corruption and Organized Crime (SPAC) has completed its investigation and referred to court the case against three defendants accused of buying votes for the Socialist Party in the elections held in Lezhë District.
The defendants sent to trial are:
Gersi Kaçorri, accused of committing the criminal offense of “Active Electoral Corruption,” in collaboration, under Articles 328 and 25 of the Penal Code;
Besnik Uka, accused of “Passive Electoral Corruption,” in collaboration, under Articles 328/b and 25 of the Penal Code;
Artur Jahja, also accused of “Passive Electoral Corruption,” in collaboration, under Articles 328/b and 25 of the Penal Code.
According to the prosecution, proactive investigations and special investigative methods (including wiretaps, surveillance, and other investigative actions) showed that the defendants were involved in illegal activities during the parliamentary elections in Lezhë District.
During the election campaign, they allegedly collaborated to promise, offer, and provide monetary sums to voters in Kurbin Municipality in exchange for voting in a specific way, supporting the Socialist Party. The investigation also revealed that the defendants were active in the campaign, distributing money to voters to influence their vote.
"KORCA BOOM"
