Hacking/ Why did the Ardi Veli police protect Talo Çela? Journalists speak

2022-09-20 13:26:13Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Hacking/ Why did the Ardi Veli police protect Talo Çela? Journalists

Over the past two days, the site 'Homeland Justice' has published the data on the former director of the State Police, Gladis Nano, and this site has put up for sale the entire database of data obtained during the two cyber attacks of Iran in the TIMS system and e-Albania for the amount of around 800 euros. The consequences of this cyberattack as well as the damage caused to national security by the publication of these very sensitive data were discussed in the ABC live studio with journalist Sibora Bitri.

In the studio with journalists Ermal Vija and Xhevahir Zhabina, there was also talk about the involvement of the police in protection or inaction in cases where information about criminal groups existed. The published data have revealed more details about the case of Talo Çela, where the police had information about where he was, while in this case only the intervention of the police is missing.

Xhevahir Zhabina : 'Talo Çela was moving freely in the capital, while the state police did not intervene during August 2021'.

For the journalists present at the ABC Live studio, "the police had information about others, but chose not to react."

Ermal Vija : 'The state police was well informed, that is to say that they had the protection of the state police, and these hacks also show the long-standing accusations that the police are connected to crime'.

Bledi Gilaj : 'Police structures have been destroyed over the years, criminal information is now provided by rival groups, not as a real job of police structures'.

Now the criminal groups, all the criminal groups, have all the data, the whole list of associates structured, with pictures, with addresses, and it's very easy to go to the Homeland Justice site, and get this data since this site has put the entire database up for sale for $800.


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