The 'head' of the drug trafficking gang/ The young Albanian is caught in Italy, how did Artur Ndreka become the "CHIEF"!

2022-11-27 15:55:14Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

The 'head' of the drug trafficking gang/ The young Albanian is caught

The arrest of the 33-year-old Albanian, Artur Ndreka, has provoked many reactions in the neighboring country, Italy. Ndreka was known as "Capo", one of the most potential names of the underworld of Albanian groups in Italy.

He had "grown up" under the wing of the most well-known Albanian bosses in that territory, such as Arben Zogu, Dorian Petoku and Petrit Bardhi.

It was an investigation by the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Guardia di Finanza, for international drug trafficking, which ended the "reign" of the 35-year-old Albanian in the Italian capital. Ndreka is already in prison along with his brother and his right-hand man.

Ndreka's criminal activity

His criminal activity was mainly in the southern area of ​​Rome: Acilia and Vitinia were the squares where his group most often carried out drug trafficking. Ndreka was the head of a gang of 8 people. It was a perfect moment that enabled his rise in the mafia pyramid. The arrest of three mafia bosses in Italy created the opportunity for Ndreka to become the new "Capo" of Rome.

From the surveillance of the Guardia di Finanza in Piazzale Clodio, a clear picture of the criminal activity of the Albanian in Rome was revealed.

The Italian media highlight the control over the territory, the sale of drugs, the rigid hierarchy within the group and the contacts with Albanian bosses, as the reasons that gave the 35-year-old strength and prestige within the world of crime, up to the total control of the structure built by Albanian criminals.

Reactions from politics

The arrest of Ndreka has also prompted reactions from Italian politics. Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi complimented the work done by the police structures.

" The Rome square drug trafficking group has been defeated. The fight against drugs is essential to combat the spread of crime and illegality ," he said./ Repubblica


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