In the "Top Story" show tonight, there was a discussion about the police officers, who are involved in criminal groups.
The analysis took the case of the operative of the Operative, Ervis Shkurta, known as Visi i Pazari, who was arrested on March 23 under the charge of helping criminal groups to exchange narcotics.
The journalist of Top Channel, Dorjana Bezat, giving details about Shkurta's role, said that the latter chose the place where the criminal group he was involved in could exchange drugs.
"The investigation started on January 15, when SPAK sent a letter to the prosecutor's office of Tirana to investigate 2 people who were supplying cocaine to areas of the capital. After storing the cocaine, they contacted various criminal groups. The investigation is still ongoing and it is expected that we will have other people who may be arrested.
Part of this group was also a person called "Visi i Pazari", a police officer who then caused the prosecution to investigate further. This person was giving them information about where drug trafficking would take place. He was anxious on the day of the operation. That area was selected by "Visi i Pazari" as an area not covered by cameras", said Bezat.
Journalist Xhevahir Zhabina said that the fact that the SPAK operation was not debunked is to be welcomed, while also mentioning the arrested former leader, Oltion Bistrin, he raised the concern that the Operational Forces may have debunked by himself in the previous actions.
"It is operationally effective. This is the concern that we should have as we previously had the former director of the Operational Department debunking his colleagues, but there are doubts that he may have done this even while he was leading the Operational Department. The latest action is to be applauded as it was not known before it happened. What I think should be discussed is how the self-cleaning of the state police should be done", said Zhabina, among other things.
While Top Channel journalist Dorjana Bezat, who also gave figures, said that so far, in 3 months, about 120 police officers have been arrested or put under investigation as being involved in criminal groups.