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The Special Court of Appeal will examine this Friday the requests made by those arrested in the "Metamorfoza" file where the businessman Pëllumb Gjoka, the Director of the Operational Forces Oltion Bistri, the former prosecutor of Kukës, Xhevahir Lita and others are investigated. who have asked for freedom in the Appeal of GJKKO.
It is about a long series of wiretapping carried out by the French authorities, where a series of serious criminal events have been uncovered, mainly in the region of Shkodra and Lezha, where the 3 protagonists in question have been investigated as collaborators of some of the well-known names of the underworld.
Through lawyers, they object to the procedural way of obtaining evidence involving intercepted messages on the SKY EÇ and Encro Chat applications analyzed by the French authorities.
Among the people who filed a complaint is Astmer Bilali, suspected of injuring Hermes Beqiri in Shkodër.
Meanwhile, Behar Bajri was also arrested in France a few days ago as part of this operation.
The French media write about the arrest of Behar Bajri, the Albanian wanted by SPAK in the "Metamorfoza" file, who was taken into custody on September 4.
"Actu 17" writes that the much-wanted Albanian had requested asylum in France in 2021. Describing Bajri as a mafia boss, the French media points out that the person arrested in Strasbourg is suspected of being involved in the assassination of Gjin Boriçi, one of his rivals. his in Shkodër on August 9, 2020.
French investigators have also documented the phone calls of the 43-year-old, but according to the media, after the arrest warrant issued against him in July, his location was also helped by the data he had used in the asylum request two years ago. Bajri is suspected of injuring Taulant Pepaj as a result of settlement of accounts between criminal organizations.
France, the country that Bajri had chosen to hide, helped clear the SkyECC communications, which unraveled the crimes of the Bajri tribe, prosecutor Xhevahir Lita and the former chief of the Operative, Oltion Bistri.
After being handcuffed in France, Bajri is expected to be extradited to Tirana in the coming months. Albania does not have a signed extradition agreement with France, however, the attempt will be made through the use of international human rights conventions to convince the courts there.
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