The Brussels police are seeking more detailed information from the Albanian police regarding the incident in Schaarbeek where the 44-year-old from Mirdita, Agustin Kaza, was injured .
Investigators are linking the incident in question to an old feud that the Kaza family has with the Gjini tribe.
Regarding this case, the local directorate has launched an action related to finding the members of the Gjini family.
From the verifications carried out in Mirdita, it has been found that none of the members of this family are located in Rrëshen or its surroundings, but have been identified as living in the area of Lezha and Tala.
In order to prevent possible criminal events and stop the blood feud saga, the police has engaged the FNSH forces for more frequent checks in the areas where the members of the Gjini family live.
The saga of blood feud started in 1994 when the Chief of Crimes, Ndue Kaza, was killed in Rreshen . According to the press of that time, the police have identified Dod Gjin as the author .
But 3 years after this event and without an agreement between the families for a reconciliation, the brother of the murdered commissar took revenge by killing the two brothers Dod and Agustim Gjini.
The commissioner's brother, Martin Kaza, was sentenced by the court to 22 years in prison, but he managed to escape by living in London. According to reports, the person shot in Brussels turns out to be Martin's brother.