
New details have emerged from the operation conducted the day before by SPAK and the Bari anti-mafia, where 52 arrest warrants were issued. Adi Çoba, owner of the Felix Vinum company, one of the 52 suspects as part of the criminal group that was hit by SPAK and the Bari anti-mafia, within the framework of Operation Ura, according to the Italian file, turns out to be one of the main characters in the narcotics trafficking, who collaborated with Elvis Doçi.
The Italian file, among other things, states that Adi Çoba, in his capacity as leader, received and sent couriers to Italy who brought large quantities of heroin and cocaine, supplied from Albania and the Netherlands through the illegal activities of other members of the group.
"The members of the group, each in a conscious and active manner, performed functions of storing and selling narcotic substances coming from abroad, for profit purposes, also having specific tasks in receiving large quantities of narcotic substances in the ports of Albania and the Netherlands, storing them and then distributing them in Italian territory, as well as administering the relevant payments and logistics ," the file further emphasizes, while focusing on the role of Adi Çoba, reports "BW"
Further, communications between him and other accused members of the criminal group, including Elvis Doçi, are revealed. The latter, Nuredin Dumani, a repentant justice official, has considered an excellent negotiator in drug trafficking.
Investigations have revealed that the Durrës-based criminal group has supplied large quantities of heroin and then cocaine to several other groups in Italy.
The money from illegal trafficking was brought to Albania via buses 2-3 times a week, while being invested in real estate.
A restraining order has also been signed for Nexhmedin Danaj, the owner of Vlora Cable television, on suspicion of money laundering, after it emerged that he had carried out illegal money transfers.
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