This is Besnik Toma, already wanted by the police as the person who shot a firearm in the air during the ownership conflict between the residents of the area and representatives of the Catholic Church in Cape Rodoni.
The Klan has published photos of the security cameras at the entrance to Cape Rodon, where the 10 people involved in the conflict can be seen, some of whom are holding strong objects in their hands.

As you can see in these images, Besnik Toma is the last person to join the conflict, as he carries a shoulder bag in which he hid the firearm.

This suspicion of the investigators has been confirmed not only by the security cameras in the area, but also by the people involved in the ownership conflict. The clash had early origins, but it degraded on Sunday where, in addition to the physical clash, firearms were also used.
It all started when the representatives of the church were carrying out the fencing of the land, for which they have a certificate of ownership, a document which they say the residents of the area have also provided.
The conflict led to the imprisonment of 8 people, among them the former deputy, Mark Frroku, who before the investigative group has claimed that he was involved in that conflict as the person subcontracted by the church for the construction of the fence of the area that became the apple of strife.