Details from Kline's Gun Traffic File for Mexican Narcocards

15 weapons from them 14 AK 47 and an antitank, described in the 13-page indictment of the Kosovo Special Prosecutor's Office, are the reason for an investigation that continued with the implementation of secret measures for the simulation of the purchase and where Kosovo Police were involved, DEA in the US and ultimately resulted in the establishment of the indictment against three people in Kosovo as the procedure continues against one in the US.

KA LLXO.com brings exclusively the chronology of the entire event described under the Special Prosecution Act.

Using the reasoning that the weapons were destined for the bloody wars of Mexican narco-cards, investigators traced to a group for which they are now allegedly committing organised crimes related to gun trafficking.

Miftar Dobraj, Artan Kelmendi and Daniell Prendrecaj are being accused by Kosovo Special Prosecution that acting as a criminal organised group at the helm with the former Kosovo Consulate driver in New York, Albert Veliu, to whom procedures are under way in the US, have carried out the criminal work of gun trafficking.

The latter, except being mentioned in the indictment as leader of the group, was a driver at the Kosovo Consulate in New York.

According to the indictment, during April/May 2017, in the territory of the United States of America, an agent of The DEA in implementing secret measures has linked the deal to Albert Veliun for the purchase of 15 automatic weapons, allegedly for narcotics cartels in Mexico at the price of $900 per piece and paid a total of $113,500 for it.

Of this amount of money, according to the indictment, Veliu on May 23rd 2017 has sent $2,000 to accused Miftar Dobraj as prepaid, while on June 4th he has come to Kosovo himself.

Following the chronology of the indictment event, defendant Artan Kelmendi described that on June 28th, after the preliminary agreement with the Kosovo Police officer that was implementing the secret move of the purchase simulated in co-ordination with the American police, defendant Artan Kelmendi along with Albert Veliun had arrived at the parking lot of a restaurant in Kline in a rented car and had pulled out six long AK 47 weapons and an empty rifle for long arms.

All these weapons placed in a plastic bag, according to the indictment, were handed over to the officer who was carrying out the secret precautions and then all left the country.

But last month, according to the indictment, after the defendant Miftar Dobraj secured the rest of the weapons, exactly on June 27th, about 7:00 p.m., but at the same place, defendants Artan Kelmendi and Daniell Prendrecaj came in with the latter's car but was being drove by defendant Art Kelmendi.

Always according to the indictment, after they stopped, Artan Kelmendi has pulled out of the trunk 8 automatic AK 47 rifles with a clip, an antitank, (soak) and a 64mm projectal in it as well as 3 empty clips, all of these placed in a black bag, and then he put them all into the trunk of the police officer who was applying the simulated purchase.

All of this, according to the indictment, had conveyed by accused Mifttar Dobraj a few meters away, since after this part of the process had ended, the accused Artan entered the car again and left while defendant Daniell entered the restaurant to join the Miftar defendants, where few moments later everyone was arrested.

Since that day, the three indictees have been assigned detention measures, where they are currently located, while about six months later the Kosovo Special Prosecutor announced that she has filed an indictment.

Tests That Load Them

The prosecution in the indictment claims that the investigation in this case has crowned him with charges based on concrete and convincing evidence.

In this case, the indictment describes that considerable time secret measures, simulated purchase, wiretapping, as well as monitoring in both Kosovo and the US by American authorities.

The prosecution in the indictment also mentions transcripts of telephone conversations between the accused and the police agent in carrying out secret measures.

Also mentioned in the indictment is Albert Veliu's conversation with the police agent who was in charge of the secret measures while describing that it was Veliu who designated the location of weapons surrender in the Pec region for the reason that the indictment reportedly has no fear and that there are many recognised police officers”.

Calling to the approval of the UN Convention against the organisation of trans-national criminality by the Republic of Kosovo, the Prosecutorate claims that the actions of the defendants have all fulfilled the characteristics of the criminal act of organised crime.

Description

The three indictees in this case in Kosovo have chosen not to declare and choose silence.

Thus, accused Miftar Dobraj in police on June 28, 2017, in the presence of his lawyer, is accused of deciding to exploit his legal rights and defend himself silently.

Like Dobraj, defendant Artan Kelmendi has decided, who has decided to defend himself in silence as well as according to the indictment on June 28th.

In contrast to the first two, according to the indictment, has acted otherwise accused Daniel Prendrecaj, who on June 28, 2017, has declared that he wants to defend himself quietly but on September 27th, in the presence of another defence attorney has stated that even though he was present in the case when the weapons were delivered, he has only learned the removal and arms sales plan.