The Welsh authorities have asked for the help of the community for the capture of two Albanians, Elidon Elezi and Artan Palluci, who have been declared wanted.
They are accused of being involved in the murder of Tomasz Waga in Cardiff last year. Police have put a reward of up to 10,000 pounds has been made available for anyone who provides information leading to their arrest.
"The two young men have connections with the Albanian cities of Tirana, Fier, Lushnje, Laç and Goricaj. South Wales Police have released a video appealing directly to the Albanian community in the UK and abroad to help find the two men," reports Walesonline.
In the video, Detective Inspector Stuart Wales, from South Wales Police's Major Crime Investigation Team, says: “The body of Tomasz Waga was discovered at around 11.30pm on Thursday 28 January 2021 in Penylan, Cardiff.
"He was attacked and died of his injuries that day. It is believed he traveled from Dagenham to Newport Road in Cardiff. Five men have already been charged in connection with Tomasz's death, but two Albanian citizens have not been caught.
Elidon Elezi and Artan Palluci are both wanted on suspicion of murder. We call on the Albanian community in the United Kingdom and abroad to help us find Mr. Elezi and Mr. Palluci and a reward of up to £10,000 is available for anyone who provides information leading to their arrest."