“Why Is She a Company Director?!” — Lawyer Petraj on the GJKKO-SPAK Decision: It Rarely Happens Anywhere in the World for Intelligence Chiefs to Face Security Measures

Lawyer Edmond Petraj today expressed concern over the way SPAK imposed the “house arrest” security measure on former SHISH director Vlora Hyseni.

Appearing on the “Off the Record” show on A2CNN, Petraj noted that it rarely happens anywhere in the world for security measures to be imposed on serving intelligence chiefs.

According to him, information and communications published in the media should be verified and filtered before being used as a basis for public discussion.

“We cannot talk based on material that is just an announcement — the imposition of a security measure and that’s it. Some materials were released today, communications; I don’t want to believe them, because if those are the communications, it means we have poor quality in the selection of institution leaders. The only thing that worries me is that we have an intelligence chief under a security measure in absentia. Another form could have been found. In very few countries in the world does it happen that a security measure is imposed on the head of Intelligence. Why is she a company director?! Many ideas were floated that Ergys Agasi was moving around in SHIK cars. Professionally, we must filter these. Several scoops were floated — ‘come here, sweetheart,’ ‘come like this’ — it doesn’t work like that at all. You don’t have the security measure decision; if you have it, release it and let’s discuss it. The Special Structure took this measure within the framework of its internal opinion,” said the lawyer.