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The British media write about the 5 most dangerous Albanians in Britain: They are returning secretly to run crime "empires"

2022-08-24 08:04:26Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

The British media write about the 5 most dangerous Albanians in Britain: They

The British media write that Albanian criminals convicted of drugs and violence are returning to their country secretly.

At least five dangerous criminals deported for crimes have been jailed in the past 18 months after returning to Britain to continue running their "crime empires".

The Telegraph has revealed the identity of 5 Albanians, illegal immigrants, who managed to escape the infiltration several times and returned to Great Britain to continue the activity, reports abcnews.al.

According to the report, there are 5 dangerous Albanians deported for various crimes, including the use of firearms and the distribution and cultivation of cannabis.

"More Albanians are turning to smugglers to cross the English Channel in small boats, accounting for four in 10 of all arrivals over a six-week period this summer.

Albanian criminals represent the largest group of foreign nationals in UK prisons, with more than 1,500 inmates. They make up around 10 per cent of foreign prison inmates, up from two per cent in 2013. Around 487 were deported this year, double the number the year before," writes The Telegraph.

The newspaper reveals the five dangerous Albanians:

An Albanian gangster who sneaked back to the UK after being deported and living free for years was finally caught with two guns and £70,000 worth of cannabis.

The first is Mauricio Myftaraj, sentenced to 15 years in prison for firearms and drugs, after the police searched his house, where they also found 40 cartridges, gunpowder and 20 thousand pounds in cash.

Myftaraj was deported and banned from returning in 2015 after being jailed for a weapons offense three years earlier. He managed to return illegally and continued his involvement in serious and organized crime.

Another drug dealer, Jenson Duke, was caught with more than 10,000 pounds of cocaine and a knife after returning after being deported. He was jailed at Maidstone Crown Court for three years and has since been deported.

Flogert Farruku, found working as a 'gardener' on a £60,000 cannabis farm, was previously deported after being caught doing exactly the same job. Now he has been arrested again and once he is released he will face deportation again.

Arjan Kikija, a drug dealer who had already been deported before returning to Basildon, tried to deceive the police with false documents. He was jailed for more than two years after being caught with forged documents and weapons and deported a second time.

Gramoz Tota, 33, who was arrested in the UK in August 2020 on a warrant from Albania, is believed to be free in Britain after being released by London magistrates. The judge ruled that Tota had served his sentence while in custody pending extradition proceedings.

The newspaper further writes that "Albanian gangs, which have traditionally dominated the import and sale of cocaine, are increasingly taking over the cannabis farm market by exploiting modern slavery laws to avoid prosecution".

Investigators say the Albanians brought a ruthless professionalism to the cultivation of cannabis that has replaced the Vietnamese as the main source of local drug production, The Telegraph article concludes.


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