Prime Minister Edi Rama was asked by Blendi Fevziu about the issue of the dismissal of the Director General of the State Police, Gladis Nano. Rama said that he was the one who had asked him to resign and he had initially confirmed it.
“Why should it matter so much why Gladys Nano left? The first time he had confirmed his resignation to me. He was asked to resign because the recent situation was problematic. This required a change in its leadership at the head of the state police", said Rama.
Rama denied knowing about Gladis Nano's meeting with the policeman Jeton Lami.
"There was information about Ervis Martinaj. Untrue. Was there sensitive data for government officials? All are urban legends. I have no information about them.
Not even the dedication and effort have been questioned, but the result. We were beginning to see signs that the state police had become disengaged. The reappearance of cannabis plots, the appearance of policemen's hands for bribes, the lack of discipline in some cases on the coast.
He has performed his duty and done his best, but the result has been questioned. With that result, we started to see symptoms of problems since the reappearance of cannabis plots near urban areas, blue uniforms taking bribes, murders without a perpetrator, all of this required a shake-up" , said Rama in "Opinion".