The driver of the concrete mixer, Aleksandër Krashi, has stated that he did not leave the scene of the incident after the collision of the vehicle in which the 4 young people were traveling. At the hearing of granting the security measure against him, he said that he initially tried to open the door and asked for help, but when he was unable to open the door, he left for fear of retaliation.
"According to the concrete mixer driver who testified at the hearing, he claimed that he did not leave the scene of the incident, but he initially tried to open the door of the Benz vehicle but was unable to.
"Then, he said, he asked for another person to come to his aid, but they were unable to open the door. The 24-year-old further claimed that he had left there out of fear of possible retaliation," reports A2 CNN journalist Jensila Kodra.
The court decided to keep the 24-year-old driver, Aleksandër Krrashi, in prison, and ordered the company's manager, Danjel Koxha, to appear before the court. Meanwhile, the 24-year-old's cousin, Valentin Krrashi, was remanded in custody, accused of having led him away from the scene of the crime. (A2 Televizion)
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