
Another scandal, related to the hiding and trafficking of persons wanted by SPAK, the Prosecutor's Office and the State Police, has been uncovered in recent days. It is suspected to have been carried out by electoral teams of political parties, which have held meetings with the diaspora in several European countries...
According to information received by "Pamphlet", the electoral teams of the DP and SP included wanted persons with criminal records. These individuals, taking advantage of the status of "members of electoral teams", were provided with false information and left Albania without hindrance, to then enter the countries where the meetings with the diaspora were organized.
SPAK has received indications that, through this fraud, 8 wanted persons with criminal records, accused or under investigation for various criminal offenses and with documents blocked in the country have left Albania. These individuals, according to preliminary data, have been accepted into the electoral teams of the DP and SP in agreement with leaders and deputies, who have friendly, family ties or make dirty deals with them. In this way, the wanted persons have been enabled to travel to EU countries and the United Kingdom.
SPAK, in cooperation with the Prosecutor's Office and the State Police, has begun verifying the persons who have left Albania as part of these electoral teams. The second line of investigation is the fact that these persons have not returned to the country with the same teams. Meanwhile, as a third line of investigation, their connection with the leaders of the DP and the SP, as well as with MPs, former MPs or officials of these parties, is being investigated.
Through the “TIMS” system, law enforcement agencies aim to discover which countries these individuals initially entered and how they moved to other destinations, after electoral meetings with the diaspora. There are suspicions that this trick for trafficking wanted persons, with false documents, has been used repeatedly by political parties, ministries, municipalities and other state institutions.
The most flagrant case is that of Fatmir Mediu, who, according to sources, facilitated the entry into Italy of a citizen from Berat, sentenced to 10 years in prison for drug trafficking. This citizen, through false documents identifying him as a "parliamentary official", was included in the delegation of the Presidency of the Assembly that went to Brussels, thus avoiding legal controls. / Pamphlet
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