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Security expert Fatjon Softa was invited to "Now with Erla Mëhillin" on Euronews Albania this Tuesday, where he commented on the operation by the Finnish police and SPAK that hit a drug trafficking group, which is accused of trafficking drugs from Spain and the Netherlands to Finland.
SPAK has issued 11 arrest warrants, which have been approved by the court, while 9 of the 11 people have been arrested and work continues to capture the other two.
Softa, while explaining how Albanian groups in Finland operate, said that he does not believe it was a joint operation, but that there was an exchange of information.
" Scandinavian countries are already troubled because the presence of foreigners, including Albanians, has become problematic for these societies themselves. At least in Finland there are about 100 groups with 1 thousand members each, where Albanians have also become active parts of them. Albanians do not have dominance, but cooperate with local networks.
If we talk about the work of special structures, there are all these organized operations that are done with France, with Spain, with Italy, with Finland, so if we talk about a joint work for 18 months, done for 4 years with joint groups, does this structure have so many human resources? There is a lot of workload and I don't know what they can do. I think it is more information that comes and on the basis of the information, of course, there are exchanges of information that come. I don't think there are joint teams that investigate so much criminal activity with such voluminous files , "said Softa.
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