An Albanian in England, a truck human trafficker, publishes photos online playing golf, after successfully blocking extradition to Belgium for seven years.
The newspaper "The Sun on Sunday", to which Top Channel refers, says that Kujusi Dauti has been sentenced in absentia to 7 years in prison in Belgium.
He was arrested in London for extradition purposes in 2018 following an arrest warrant issued by Belgium.
Although seven years have passed since the extradition to Belgium was approved, he was successfully able to block it through an appeal process.
During the time the extradition court released him on bail, Cujusi Dauti, a resident of Elm Park in East London, was involved in another crime.
According to this British newspaper, Cujusi Dauti pleaded guilty to carjacking charges in 2023 and is awaiting sentencing.
Two other Albanians, Alket Dauti and Sabah Zeka, have been arrested in England, along with Kujësi Duti, to be extradited to Belgium. Alket Dauti, born in the village of Golaj in Kukës, was, according to Belgian prosecutors, the head of a criminal network involved in the trafficking of Albanians by truck to England.
Alket Dauti is serving a 12-year sentence in Belgian prisons after being extradited to Belgium in 2019.

Sabah Zeka, another Alket Dauti soldier, was arrested in London in 2018 and has not yet been extradited to serve 7 years in prison in Belgium. For an Albanian hiding in the trailer of a truck, they received 8,000 pounds, while in the driver's cabin, 13,000 pounds.
The Sun reporters contacted Kjusi Dautin, who asked them not to publish anything about him.
But when journalists told him that this was in the public interest, Cujusi Dauti said: "Who cares about the public?"
While the Belgian prosecutor's office told The Sun about this case, "this is madness. He has been sentenced for seven years and is still not behind bars. He is playing with the British justice system."/top channel