Albanian usurper sentenced for murder of Serb

Yesterday EULEX arrested Albanian terrorists who shot at police officers in Serbia from Kosovo, today EULEX judges sent an Albanian killer to prison. Finally some improvements that deserve to be called that name.

They caught him red-handed with the kalashnikov he used for the murder. Not even EULEX could find and excuse to get him off. I'm sure they tried.

He stole another person's property and then killed him. In the US that would be the death penalty.

it wasn't kids? i thought all crimes were commited by children. how odd.

He stole another person's property and then killed him. In the US that would be the death penalty.
(Peter, 4 July 2012 23:20
Doubtful really, but you are also talking about an area where many in the Hague who have been guilty of murdering whole families have received less time.

At first I was amazed to read this report. 1. They found the guy. 2. They arrested him. 3. They convicted him. I almost can't believe it even if it was an open and shut case. Could law and order be on its way?

This is very positive it could set a precedent- if you're Albanian and commit a crime against a non Albanian you might have to face the consequences. Wow. This could begin to encourage refugees to return.

"This is very positive it could set a precedent- if you're Albanian and commit a crime against a non Albanian you might have to face the consequences. Wow. This could begin to encourage refugees to return."
(miles, 5 July 2012 12:02)

To set a precedent and encourage refugees, it would be necessary that a similar procedure would be applied to those scumbags who throw stones at people and vehicles on the roads: They must be convicted for attempted murder and/or endangering life of passengers and sent to prison for 2-3 years at least instead of calling them 'playing kids' and downplaying their attacks, and these things would stop very soon, I'm sure.

He stole another person's property and then killed him. In the US that would be the death penalty.
(Peter, 4 July 2012 23:20)

You are wrong, there was no theft involved, an easement was created. Of course I don't expect you to understand legal terms; I would, however, recommend you google it.

Another thing you're wrong: the death penalty --- that's something only Texas deems legal and worthy of a punishment.


Sincerely,

"They caught him red-handed with the kalashnikov he used for the murder. Not even EULEX could find and excuse to get him off. I'm sure they tried.
(A Needle in A Haystack, 4 July 2012 23:44) "

Actually, he turned himself in to the police the next day. And confessed. Nobody tried to get him off, except, I suppose, his lawyer, who would be in trouble with the bar association if he didn't.

Yesterday EULEX arrested Albanian terrorists who shot at police officers in Serbia from Kosovo, today EULEX judges sent an Albanian killer to prison. Finally some improvements that deserve to be called that name.

He stole another person's property and then killed him. In the US that would be the death penalty.

They caught him red-handed with the kalashnikov he used for the murder. Not even EULEX could find and excuse to get him off. I'm sure they tried.

"This is very positive it could set a precedent- if you're Albanian and commit a crime against a non Albanian you might have to face the consequences. Wow. This could begin to encourage refugees to return."
(miles, 5 July 2012 12:02)

To set a precedent and encourage refugees, it would be necessary that a similar procedure would be applied to those scumbags who throw stones at people and vehicles on the roads: They must be convicted for attempted murder and/or endangering life of passengers and sent to prison for 2-3 years at least instead of calling them 'playing kids' and downplaying their attacks, and these things would stop very soon, I'm sure.

it wasn't kids? i thought all crimes were commited by children. how odd.

He stole another person's property and then killed him. In the US that would be the death penalty.
(Peter, 4 July 2012 23:20
Doubtful really, but you are also talking about an area where many in the Hague who have been guilty of murdering whole families have received less time.

At first I was amazed to read this report. 1. They found the guy. 2. They arrested him. 3. They convicted him. I almost can't believe it even if it was an open and shut case. Could law and order be on its way?

This is very positive it could set a precedent- if you're Albanian and commit a crime against a non Albanian you might have to face the consequences. Wow. This could begin to encourage refugees to return.

He stole another person's property and then killed him. In the US that would be the death penalty.
(Peter, 4 July 2012 23:20)

You are wrong, there was no theft involved, an easement was created. Of course I don't expect you to understand legal terms; I would, however, recommend you google it.

Another thing you're wrong: the death penalty --- that's something only Texas deems legal and worthy of a punishment.


Sincerely,

"They caught him red-handed with the kalashnikov he used for the murder. Not even EULEX could find and excuse to get him off. I'm sure they tried.
(A Needle in A Haystack, 4 July 2012 23:44) "

Actually, he turned himself in to the police the next day. And confessed. Nobody tried to get him off, except, I suppose, his lawyer, who would be in trouble with the bar association if he didn't.