The 30-year-old Albanian mobster Esmin Ferhati, otherwise known as "Esko", always traveled with male or female drivers, was accompanied by guards led by his brother, and whenever he came face to face with the police, he always kept his finger on the trigger, managed with the help of the task force to slip from the clutches of his pursuers and to erase his tracks in the centers of Athens.
In the three case files formed by the experienced officers of the Deputy Directorate of Security of Athens who managed to dismantle the "Esko" criminal groups that functioned as communication containers, the participants are described and identified with video and photographic material one by one.
It is characteristic that they did not hesitate to beat and threaten with weapons the workers in supermarkets, dressers and kiosks to extort several hundred euros, while "Esko" did not participate in them but only directed the members, having the role of head - the gangster whom they all feared and respectfully obeyed his orders.