Although twice deported by the British authorities, the 28-year-old Albanian accused and convicted of a series of thefts has returned to Britain where he is currently enjoying a life of luxury.
It is about Dorian Puka, about whom the British media write that the Albanian appears living a luxurious life in Britain, which he advertises on social networks.
The Daily Mail writes that Puka has posted photos from the luxury hotel on the Cornish coast, where room prices start at £250 a night.
In other photos posted, the young man is also seen driving around London with expensive vehicles such as Porsche, Mercedes, BMW and Range Rover.
Puka posts non-stop, bragging about his glamorous British life. He shares photos from expensive restaurants in west London and holidaying on the south coast. The 28-year-old has managed to evade the authorities by living the dream life in Britain for more than two years since the Home Office was first informed that he had returned to the island illegally," the Daily Mail article said.
Among other things, it is written in the media that although the Home Office has not been able to reveal the whereabouts of the serial thief who has terrorized London for almost a decade since 2021, journalists have discovered that Puka lives in an apartment worth £250,000 in Hounslow, in west london.
He was seen leaving the flat in a £60,000 Mercedes CLS Coupe. Among other media reports, Puka's flagrant breach of immigration controls is the latest illustration of the failings of the UK border force.
As for his criminal history, the 28-year-old was initially jailed for nine months after attempting to rob a property in Tickenham in 2016 and was deported in 2017. But within 12 months he was back in Britain, where he carried out a series of of other burglaries in the suburbs of London.
The second time he was caught by a civilian officer in south-west London while holding an expensive stolen watch. The Albanian was sentenced to three and a half years in prison, but gained fame in prison after posting photos on social networks with other Albanian prisoners linked to organized crime groups.
In one of them he posed with a convicted friend and wrote: "From HMP we make VIP...!!!! '. Meanwhile, in March 2020, he was deported to return to Britain again, in January 2021, traveling through Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands.