
Doctor Kosta Dhima was put in handcuffs by the Tirana police after selling smuggled drugs.
According to the announcement of the blues of the capital, his wife, a citizen with the initials M.DH, 56 years old, was processed in a free state.
Dhima together with his wife managed a pharmaceutical warehouse on "Mihal Duri" street, in which, during the control, the Police services found and seized, as material evidence, significant quantities of drugs, suspected to be smuggled, which reach the value about 30,000 euros.
The materials were passed to the Prosecutor's Office for further procedural actions.
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As a result of a months-long investigation with proactive methods, the coded police operation "Drugs" is successfully completed. The operation was carried out by the Section for the Investigation of Economic and Financial Crimes at the DVP Tirana, under the direction of the Prosecutor's Office of Tirana.
They were selling smuggled drugs, which they kept in a pharmaceutical warehouse, 1 citizen was arrested, his wife was prosecuted. Smuggled drugs worth 30,000 euros were seized.
Specialists of the Section for the Investigation of Economic and Financial Crimes at the DVP Tirana, under the direction of the Prosecutor's Office at the Judicial District Court of Tirana, following the work to crack down on criminal activity in the field of goods smuggling, after a proper investigative work of several months followed with proactive methods, have successfully organized and finalized the coded police operation "Drugs".
As a result of the operation, the citizen K. Dh., 59 years old, resident in Tirana was arrested in flagrante delicto, and the criminal proceedings were initiated for the citizen M. Dh., 56 years old, resident in Tirana (the wife of citizen K etc.)
Citizen K. Dh. and his wife managed a pharmaceutical warehouse on "Mihal Duri" street, in which, during the control, the Police services found and seized, as material evidence, significant quantities of drugs, suspected to be smuggled, which reach the value of approx. 30,000 euros.
The materials were passed to the Prosecutor's Office for further procedural actions.