An Albanian was shot with 6 bullets in the center of Brussels, Belgium and it is about Erion Hasanbelliu, or otherwise known as Mikel Rakipllari. According to Belgian media, it is reported that the 43-year-old is in serious condition and is hospitalized.
It is suspected that the injury occurred due to enmity between Erion Hasanbelliu and Kasandër Noka, writes the Albanian. It all started in 2000, Kasandër Noga entered with a machine gun in his hand together with Julian Çela and after they kicked the resuscitation room where Aqif Hasanbelliu (Geron's father) and Dritan Hajdini were hospitalized, he removed the serum from their arm and with automatic bursts left dead on the spot.
The revenge then continued with a series of other events, as Erion Hasanbelliu together with his brother Geron Hasanbelliu executed Julian Çela and seriously injured Kassander Noga in 2002.
Charges of drug trafficking and prostitution
Elbasan police executed a restraining order against the brothers on July 25, 2015, on charges of drug trafficking and prostitution. "These citizens were detained by the police, after the Court of Milan, Italy, issued an Arrest Warrant for criminal offenses; "Drug trafficking", "Criminal organization, aiding and abetting prostitution", provided by articles 3,4, 416 of Law 75/58, as well as articles 73,80 of Law 309/90 of the Italian Criminal Code ", was stated in the communiqué of that time.
When the Sanatorium massacre took place
On August 19, 2000, Kasandër Noga entered the sanatorium accompanied by Julian Çela and after kicking the resuscitation room where Aqif Hasanbelliu (Hasanbelliu's father) and Dritan Hajdini, Geron's friend, were hospitalized, he removed the serum from their arm and with automatic bursts left them dead on the spot. The murder took place for revenge motives, as these persons had killed their brother, Kasander Noga, some time ago.
From Revenge in Belgium to Escape to Italy
The Hasanbelli brothers were pursued by the boy from Patos, Fier, and two years later, on March 17, 2002, Geron and Erion Hasanbelli tried to take revenge. In Antwerp, Belgium, Erion and Geron Hasabelliu execute Julian Cela and seriously injure Cassander Noga. After the event in Belgium, Geroni managed to escape and took refuge in Italy, where he was arrested in 2009 and extradited to Albania. Kasandër Noga, the perpetrator of the senatorium massacre, was arrested by Belgian police in 2003 and extradited to Albania in 2005, after serving a life sentence.
Cassander
Meanwhile, Belgian authorities brought the murder file to Antwerp in Albania. In September 2008, the Court of Fier ruled in absentia the security measure "prison arrest" for Geron and his brother. He was declared wanted and extradited from Italy on June 17, 2009. The Fier Court of First Instance, in a decision of September 7, 2009, acquitted Geron and ordered his immediate release, sentencing only his brother Erion to 25 years of imprisonment for committing the criminal offense of "premeditated murder for blood feud committed in collaboration", "premeditated murder for blood feud" committed in collaboration remained an attempt, illegal possession of firearms.
The case went to the Vlora Appeal which overturned this decision and sentenced Geron to 14 years in prison. Pursuant to this decision, the Tirana police arrested Geron Hasanbelli on the evening of June 13, 2013, on Barrikadave Street. Meanwhile, on October 21, 2013, his brother Erion (Mikel) Hasanbelli, then 35 years old, was extradited from Belgium from Fier.