The 'e-mail' for the Greek minister is revealed: Investigate the policeman, he took 700,000 euros from the Albanian TRAFFICKER!

2024-12-09 14:39:30Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
The 'e-mail' for the Greek minister is revealed: Investigate the
Ilia T.

An e-mail sent to the Greek Minister of the Interior on January 10, 2024, has set in motion internal control authorities regarding the illegal activity of police officer Ilia T. , recently arrested in the context of the "Sky ECC" file in Greece.

The email, published by the Greek newspaper Documento, reveals that Europol had long ago sent the former drug enforcement officer's Sky ECC conversations to Greece, but the file was archived by a friend of his on the pretext that the user could not be identified.

In the long e-mail, which even talks about the super-luxurious life of officer Ilia T., shocking facts are revealed about how he blackmailed Albanian traffickers into taking money from them in order not to prosecute them.


"Due to his duty, he provides important information on cases involving economically very powerful drug traffickers (mainly Albanians and Serbs)," the email sent to the Interior Ministry states.

" In a recent case of a 67 kg cocaine shipment, which was seized by his unit at the Port of Piraeus, which involved a veteran footballer and two refrigerator specialists who were removing the drug from the cooling system of the containers, .... it was known long ago who the mastermind was, an Albanian baron who is hiding behind this criminal organization, called ... He had even found the person who would mediate and talk to him on the day of the arrests to scare and blackmail him. In order for the blackmail to be successful, he had even sent the Omerta team outside the fuel that the Albanian baron owns in Piraeus. In order not to include him at all in the investigative file and with the agreement that only the Albanian's assistants would be arrested, he asked for and received 700,000 euros that day (It's not a big deal for those who know him ... Initially, he asked for a million euros) ," the e-mail continues .


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