One of the suspects in the shooting at the "Bon Vivant" bar in Pristina, Dukagjin Nikollaj, has been arrested in Spain.
Sources from the "Oath for Justice" have confirmed that Nikollaj, who was on the run, has been detained by Spanish authorities.
He was also wanted by the FBI for drug trafficking and for five years is suspected of being involved in trafficking large quantities of marijuana from Canada to New York, reports "Oath for Justice."
On August 5, 2023, one person died of the four injured in the "Bon Vivant". The incident reportedly occurred as a result of a dispute between the suspects.
For this murder, Andi Pajaziti was acquitted of the charges while he was found guilty of illegal possession of a weapon, receiving two years in prison.
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In this case, it was also forbidden N.Ll., suspected of the criminal offense of "Providing assistance after the commission of criminal offenses", who was sentenced to one month's pre-trial detention on September 5. Meanwhile, Gëzim Zakuti and Hisni Gecaj, as suspects for involvement in this case, were released from pre-trial detention on August 29, 2023. The other suspect for involvement in this case, Dukagjin Nikollaj, who has now been arrested in Spain.
The Basic Prosecution Office in Pristina, on August 5, 2023, announced that all suspects for involvement in the "Bon Vivant" case have criminal pasts. /Oath for Justice
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