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Gëzim Çela, before being involved in drug trafficking, was an officer of the Special Police Forces...
Kosovo police today arrested Gëzim Çela, a person wanted for drug trafficking. His name appeared in the SPAK operation, which took place in October in Fushë Kuqe.
SPAK issued several arrest warrants, while among those arrested was the chief of the police station of Laçi, Dritan Metaj. While searching, Gëzim Çela, a resident of Fushë Kuqe, was announced; Arben Dalipaj, resident in Vlora and Roland Guza, resident in Durrës. Meanwhile, Gëzim Çela's photo has been published, which has changed a lot compared to the photo the police had.
But who is Gëzim Çela?
He allegedly used his villa in Fushë Kuqe for drug trafficking. It was there that the police found 18 kilograms of cocaine some time ago. In June 2014, the Albanian and Kosovar police destroyed a structured criminal group, which trafficked hard drugs from Turkey to Western Europe, also using the territory of Albania.
At the border point of Morini in Kukës, the citizen, Erald Hysolli, was arrested with 7 kilograms of cocaine. He was a drug courier, who was supplied in Pristina. At the same time, 3 people were arrested red-handed in the capital of Kosovo, and 50 kilograms of cocaine and heroin were seized. However, during the search at Çela's villa in Fushë Kuqe, Kurbin, they found not only 18 kilograms of cocaine, but also 150 kilograms of cannabis sativa. Police forces also seized 9 weapons, 3 snipers, grenades and armored cars. Çela was released by the Albanian court with the argument that he was suffering from a serious illness. Then he was arrested for falsifying the medical card and was put under "house arrest". When the police surrounded Çela's house in Mamurras, he was not there.
When the drug arrived in Albania, it was sent to Gëzim Çela's villa in Fushë Kuqe, from where it was distributed to western countries. Çela had turned the family's villa into a laboratory for mixing drugs. Çela was wanted as the head of this drug trafficking network. For him, there is a sentence from the Italian court with 11 years of imprisonment, as well as a 150,000 euro fine, under the charge of international drug trafficking.
Gëzim Çela, before turning into a drug trafficker and being the head of a cocaine trafficking gang, was an officer of the Special Police Forces. He held this position before 1997.
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