The killers of an Albanian in Germany may not be punished for the crime they committed. German media question whether the cold-blooded murder in the bar "No Name" will go unpunished forever because the suspected killer avoids extradition to Germany with a "lightning naturalization".
It is about Erkan A. and his friend. Erkan A., 35, is considered the most brutal rocker and on the wanted list of the Cologne investigative authorities as one of the most wanted criminals:
Former boss of the infamous Hells Angels "C-Toon" gang. After a six-year escape, he was recently extradited to Izmir, Turkey. So far, however, Turkey has refused to extradite the Albanian killer and his friend.
The serious crime occurred on February 19, 2016, where the Albanian Kushtrim P., 29, was shot in the face several times, leaving him dead on the spot. It was initially said that the crime took place after an incident of the moment but later it was learned that he was killed because he entered the "shisha bar" of the two Turkish bosses and there he found a quantity of drugs worth several thousand euros.
Out of anger and as a sign of revenge, the two Turkish bosses have set a reward of 4 thousand euros for anyone brought by the Albanians who were accused of stealing narcotics. On the night of the crime, someone spied on the Albanian and the two Turks came and killed him.