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Albania seems to resemble a small "Ecuador" where gangs operate easily by "settling accounts" with each other, and even often operate in the middle of the day, eliminating their opponents.
Our country was bloodied again yesterday by a gun attack in the capital.
Based on this gloomy panorama where crime challenges the state, forensics expert Artan Rexhepi in an interview on "Ora News" emphasized that it is now impossible for the police to monitor Tirana physically on the ground.
But he said, it should be thought of covering it from the air, with helicopters and police drones.
"Not wanting to diminish the work of the State Police, but this institution continues to suffer from an old mentality.
The time has come for Tirana to have a helicopter on the wall of the Directorate. They don't have a helicopter, so they can control it with a drone. Because Tirana can no longer be monitored from the ground, also because of the traffic loads, since the police intervention must be very fast. After the criminals have learned the tactic of burning cars, and discovering and finding them by the police takes a lot of time, which favors the perpetrators to flee in unknown directions afterwards", said Rexhepi.
Meanwhile, the expert raised the concern of increasing the sale and use with greater ease in Tirana of hard drugs such as cocaine and heroin.
Also, he underlined a major problem that the state police faces today is that of criminal policemen who are part of gangs and criminal groups operating in Albania, such as the scandalous case of Oltion Bistri, the head of the Operation linked to the "Bajri" group " in Shkodër.
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