Four Albanians declared internationally wanted have been apprehended in Italy, Germany and France. Police reports that Interpol Tirana in cooperation with European counterparts has made possible the capture in Italy, France and Germany of Albanian citizens: Bekim Lekaj, Romario Kapidani, Ervis Martini alias Ervis Krasniqi and Deivis Jaho.
They were extradited to Albania.
"In the framework of the cooperation with the Italian counterparts, the OGC Interpol Tirana extradited from Italy, the Albanian citizen:
Bekim Lekaj, 30 years old, resident in Tropoja. This citizen was sentenced by the Gjirokastra Judicial District Court to 8 years, 2 months and 10 days in prison, for the criminal offenses "Theft" and "Violent theft" committed in collaboration, provided by the Criminal Code of the Republic of Albania.
From the OGC Interpol Tirana was extradited from Stuttgart, Germany, to our country, the Albanian citizen:
Romario Kapidan i, 28 years old, resident in Durrës. This citizen was declared wanted because the Court of the Durrës Judicial District sentenced him to 5 years and 4 months of imprisonment, for the criminal offense "Production and sale of narcotics", of which he has 2 years and 8 months of imprisonment left to suffer. .
Also, the Albanian citizen was extradited from Dusseldorf, Germany, by the Interpol Tirana OGC:
Ervis Martini alias Ervis Krasniqi , 29 years old. This citizen was declared internationally wanted by the CEC Interpol Tirana, after the Court of First Instance Fier has imposed the security measure "Arrest in prison", for the criminal offenses "Intentional grievous bodily harm" and "Illegal possession and production of weapons "Explosive weapons and ammunition."
Following the cooperation with the French counterparts, the Albanian citizen was extradited from Paris, France by the Interpol Tirana OGC:
Deivis Jaho, 30, born in Kamza. This citizen was declared wanted, after the Court of Appeals in Tirana sentenced him to 1 year in prison, for the criminal offenses "Theft" and "Violation of traffic rules", the police announced.