Arms trafficking to the United Kingdom, GJKKO sentences the group's leaders to 25 years in prison

2026-06-03 17:38:34Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Arms trafficking to the United Kingdom, GJKKO sentences the group's leaders
Admir Tutaj and the weapons that were being attempted to be trafficked to England

The Special Court issued a ruling this Wednesday regarding the group that trafficked weapons to the United Kingdom.

Adulla Hoxhaj, suspected of being the 'head' of the group, has been sentenced to 13 years in prison (in total). As stated in the announcement, with a summary trial he will serve 8 years and 8 months in prison.

Another leader of this criminal group has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. This is Admir Tutaj, who will serve 8 years in prison with a shortened trial.

Another member of the group, Bojken Turtulli, was also sentenced to 8 years in prison, while Rifat Avdiaj was released. According to the court, it is not proven that he committed the criminal offense he is accused of.

In total, the group received 24 years and 8 months in prison for involvement primarily in the trafficking of weapons and ammunition, as well as activities carried out within a structured criminal group.

The other charge is that of illegal possession and possession of firearms and ammunition, while for some of the defendants the case was also related to various quantities of weapons and ammunition seized during the checks.

The GJKKO has ordered the confiscation of a large quantity of weapons, ammunition and related equipment seized from Hoxhaj. Various pistols, automatic weapons, magazines, hundreds of cartridges of various calibers, as well as auxiliary equipment such as binoculars, lasers, silencers, electroshock weapons and other tools used for weapons.

Meanwhile, vehicles, motor vehicles and various property documents will be examined in a financial/property investigation to verify their origin and connection to suspected criminal activity.


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