"Modi" or "Uncle" led from prison two subgroups that operated in extortion, drug trafficking, mainly in the southern suburbs of Attica, but also in the placement of improvised explosive devices.
According to Greek media, the 45-year-old Albanian has spent time in almost all prisons in the country in recent years, even in the Korydallos Prison Psychiatric Hospital, where he was caught with drugs.
Behind bars, he ordered members of the organization to deal in drugs, while according to Mega, the gang leader is suspected of having watched live broadcasts of kidnappings and torture.
As the Star reports, his criminal past is extensive and includes everything from robberies to drug trafficking. He will serve a total of 20 years in prison, and the paradox is that for the last 10 years he has been doing "business" undisturbed by prison as the leader of criminal organizations.
How did the gang that the Greek 'FBI' destroyed operate?
The 25 young men who made up the army of the dangerous Albanian bandit crossed the threshold of the prosecutor's office today.
Drugs, weapons and money were among the items hidden by members of the extortion gang that the Greek FBI confiscated during yesterday's raid on 28 homes in Attica.
The gang members tried in every way to hide the large amount of drugs they possessed. In fact, according to the Star, the authorities' raid turned out to be episodic.
One example is the case of a young man who jumped from balcony to balcony to escape arrest. However, a few minutes later he was spotted and arrested.
The authorities' findings include 155,000 euros, drugs (cocaine, cannabis, ecstasy pills), four pistols, and three very expensive watches.
The specific criminal organization operated in the areas of Ano Glyfada, Terpsithea and Argyroupoli.
While they appear to have lived a luxurious life, renting expensive cars, frequently moving houses, and going on expensive trips and shopping sprees.
From the investigations carried out within the framework of the operation, the following were found and seized:
– 154,915 euros,
– 1 kilogram of cocaine,
– 32,600 grams of cannabis, 50 ecstasy pills, 640 grams of MDMA,
– 16 scales and 23 weights,
– 5 pistols and seven pistol magazines,
– 2 pistols with magazines,
– bulletproof vest,
– military weapons magazine with twenty-nine rounds,
– cartridge mounting strap,
– 17 knives,
– iron fist,
– metal rod,
– 12 cars and 9 motorcycles,
– a bunch of nylon packages,
– 18 fireworks, 37 smoke generators, 62 fireworks – sparklers,
– 6 fireworks and a firearm,
– 3 cabinet pulls,
– a number of anabolics,
– number of mobile phones and sim cards,
– various digital data storage media,
– 3 hours of great value,
– laptop,
– 110 British pounds,
– police coefficient and
– 13 spray paint