
Albanian businessman Nikolin Janina is being held in prison until the full file arrives from Spain.
The court of Tirana decided today against Ioannina, the security measure 'prison arrest'. The prosecution asked for the green light for his extradition, but the court will come up with a decision after the full file arrives from Spain.
Janina, the Albanian businessman, known as the boss of the famous Porcelanosa store, was arrested on May 6 in Albania on charges of drug trafficking for the purpose of extradition to Spain.
Within this criminal group that is suspected to be led by the businessman of tiles and sanitary ware, the Spanish police and prosecution, has seized a quantity of 53 kg and 380 grams of heroin.
The Spanish judicial authorities in 2015 have taken a decision to impose the measure of "prison arrest" on Ioannina, accusing the latter of the charge of "Participation in criminal groups of drug trafficking."
Spanish justice proceeded on April 15, 2016 with the removal of the name of businessman Nikolin Janina, in the list of persons declared internationally wanted. From this date until today, the Albanian police and prosecution have not taken any measures to arrest the businessman Janina.
On July 12, 2017, the Serious Crimes Court decided to seize 13 properties in Ioannina, ordering that they already be administered and used by the Immovable Property Management Agency at the Ministry of Finance.
Two months after this decision, the police officers carry out the execution of this decision in the mortgage and on the ground. It is not known exactly what were the reasons why the court decision "slept" for two months in the drawers of the Tirana police, but apparently the geographical location of the assets, may have taken a relatively longer time to locate their in the field.