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Journalist Klodiana Lala has revealed new details about the arrest of the much-wanted Adi Çobo by the National Bureau of Investigation (BKH), stating that the operation was carried out without the involvement of the State Police due to suspicions of conspiracy.
Invited to "The Unexposed", Lala said that, unlike previous cases when arrest warrants were executed by the State Police with the support of the BKH, in this case the Bureau decided to act alone.
"Operation 'Ura' hit the Poja Visit clan, several people were arrested, the rest of the file was investigated by the Italians. BKH, since the start of its operation, at the moment when the arrest warrants were issued, were forwarded to the police for execution and there are special structures that, supported by BKH, carried out the operation. In this specific case, there were actions carried out by the police, but this person was not arrested and there were suspicions of debunking, so BKH decided to carry out the operation itself", said Lala.
According to her, investigators kept Adi Çobo's wife under surveillance and intervened when she went to the apartment where he was staying.
"Adi Çobo's wife was being watched and last evening, when the wife went to the apartment where he was staying, the BKH intervened and arrested her ," the journalist stated.
Lala said that the reason for bypassing the State Police was the deep climate of distrust and suspicions of information leaks.
"Why has the police been overlooked? Because there is a deep climate of mistrust. The BKH cannot carry out all the arrests, normally cooperation with the police does not stop, but a bridge of communication and cooperation must be found. It is up to Mr. Braho and Mr. Hita," she said.
The journalist also brought to attention the concern raised by Klodian Braho at the Electoral Reform Commission, according to which there are many unexecuted arrest warrants.
"Mr. Braho at the Electoral Reform Commission raised a concern and said that we have many arrest warrants and no arrests. The police must be cleansed of the incriminated segments, which have deepened the climate of distrust," concluded Lala.
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