The Special Prosecutor’s Office has closed the investigations and sent the criminal group with at least 11 people for trial. Among whom is Erzen Breçani and former crime boss Dedan Gjoni.
In the official announcement SPAK clarifies that this criminal group is involved in international narcotics trafficking, where each member has specific roles and duties, from financing and ordering, to transporting and distributing narcotics.
Members use their international connections, particularly in Latin American and European countries, to secure the supply and transportation of narcotics.
Also, they are engaged in laundering money obtained from criminal activity through apparently legitimate investments, to hide the true source of income. SPAK also documented the criminal activity carried out by this group, starting with the seizure of 446 kg of cocaine in the Netherlands in 2021, to continue with the seizure of 116 kg of cocaine and 69 kg of seized cocaine. in Brazil during 2021.
It is further underlined that Erzen Breçani, with active illegal actions, administered and put into circulation the income obtained by Eralbi Breçani as a result of the criminal activity of drug trafficking from Latin American countries to Europe, in order to cover up their real origin. and the continuation of the further extraction of income from commercial activities where these incomes have been injected. Among other things, the investigations have revealed that the citizens Bujar Ajeti, Adrian Cenaj and Erzen Breçani have supported the citizen Nuredin Dumani, who was wanted for the commission of some very serious criminal offenses committed within the framework of a structured criminal group.
Cenaj and Ajeti sheltered and helped Nuredin Dumani in order to avoid justice at a time when a security measure was set for this person by the court. Breçani has committed the criminal offense of “Supporting the author of the crime”, provided by article 302/1 of the Criminal Code, by giving information to Bujar Ajeti and Nuredin Dumani in order to avoid arrest by the judicial police./abcnews.al
