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The criminalistics expert, Ervin Karamuço, said that in two or three cases of confiscation of properties on the coast, they were returned through auctions to the relatives of those who owned the properties in question.
In the "Bardh a Zi" show, he emphasized that there are about 24 cars, which were confiscated, but today they have disappeared and it is not known where they ended up and who uses them.
" In two or three confiscation cases that we have noticed on the coast, no one will let you take them, because they took them themselves, their family members. They are put up for auction and where do those properties go? They go back to them. "It's fear. There are cars, but 24 of them are missing, I don't know where they are, they have disappeared, I don't want to believe that those cars are owned by crime and the state has them in the documents. Assets located through criminal activity are seized by law, and then the state decides where they go. We have 33 years of problems with the non-implementation of the law ," he said.
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