Other details from the investigative file of the underworld figures who " flooded " Europe and Great Britain with drugs have come to light, showing the organization of the gang and the way tons of cocaine were trafficked from Latin America to Europe.
Five people have been arrested so far: Ermir Ndreaj, Artur and Klevis Hoxhosmani (brothers), Plaurent Dervishaj, Erion Alibej, while Ilir Rroshi and Devid Patrut , the latter otherwise known as Devid Boraj alias Elidon Skënderaj , have been declared wanted .
Meanwhile, the investigation file contains a total of 16 people involved in the criminal scheme, some of whom are still unidentified.
The communication took place via the Sky Ecc application, where from the disclosure of conversations held in 2020, a fragment was extracted regarding a shipment of 250 kg of cocaine ordered by Erion Alibej, Artur Hoxhosmani and Elidon Skënderaj , which would come through the English Channel with destination Great Britain .
Of this load, 30 kg of cocaine belonged to businessman Artur Hoxhosmani. The entire amount was seized, while the leaked conversations show Hoxhosmani communicating with another gang member about the lost money.
Artur Hoxhosmani: And yesterday I lost 30 pieces, brother.
Unidentified group member : Where did you lose them?
Artur Hoxhosman i: My truck went off the road, damn it sister – all the stuff in Holland was there. 237 pieces in total. I only lost 30 pieces. It ruined me. 1.5 million in a month.
Another conversation between Hoxhosman and a member of the group shows how a bag of cocaine hidden among several wooden pallets was seized.
"Nothing has come out in the news yet. What do you say? The driver has been caught," writes Hoxhosmani.
The loss of this amount of cocaine leads to a clash between Artur Hoxhosmani and the wanted man Elidon Skënderaj.
"I didn't come to you, you came to me. There's no certainty in this business. That's all I can say. And you're wrong to write these irrelevant text messages," he tells Skëndaj-Hoxhosmani.
Meanwhile, Erion Alibej's role in this criminal gang was to ensure the safe transportation of drug shipments via trucks.
From Sky Ecc's conversations, Alibeaj's communications with one of the group members are seen as they talk about a quantity of 237 " paninis ", referring to cocaine.
Alibey sends his "friend" a photo of the truck's license plate and the Romanian driver, while telling whoever will receive his share of the cargo to go and wait for him at the port, as the arrival is safe.
However, this burden also falls into the hands of the authorities.
" Whoever wants their sandwiches, take them to customs, they have them 100% there ," says Alibey.