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8 hours agoWhy was Vjosa Osman missing at the hearing when the Law prohibiting Game of Fate was voted?
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)The Kosovo Assembly on March 28th, 2019, had adopted the Bill for Shutting Down the Game of Fate. Two months later, in May 2019, the Kosovo Police, within the framework of a broad action against guilty criminal groups, had arrested the businessman from Mitrovica, Ismet Osmani, known as Curri. Curri, known as [...]
On May 20th 20th, 2019, Kosovo police had arrested the owner of several bookies and casinos in Kosovo, Ismet Osmani, known as Curri. His arrest had taken place two months after the Law was adopted that prohibits domestic gambling.
As seen by the way the Bill of Prevention to Game of Fate vote, Vjosa Osmani's name does not figure to have voted this Bill. Consequently, Osmani has been registered among the deputies present.
Kosovo media have discovered the connections of Mafia group leader Ismet Osmani '%rvi with former LDK President Vjosa Osmani.
On the day Curri was arrested, Insander had reported that Vjosa Osmani and Ismet OsmaniThey have close family ties. Vjosa Osmani and '%Curriʹ both come from the town of Mitrovica, until another Kosovo medium (Metro), reported that Vjosa Osman's <x0baba has Currin son of uncle”, or as the first cousin is otherwise known.
However, regarding the family bond with Courrine, Vjosa Osmani never commented.
Ismet Osmani Curri, is known for his businesses in Kosovo and Cheki. The show "Indox," had carried out the documentary Mafia Beate, where he spoke about the picture of Courrie and his criminal activities.
The Kosovo police, had arrested naughterinʹ with a group of people under suspicion that they committed criminal acts éfajde '%s, duty and fraud that have aimed at “illegally, non-proportional to real estate and playable (two houses in Pristina, an object, vehicles and money).
The total damage allegedly inflicted on the country by criminal activities exceeds the value of 6m euros.
World media had also written about the famous Kosovo mobster. One of the world's most prestigious networks for investigative journalism, O The CCRP in 2015 had published a long and detailed investigation with the title “Create organised crime from the Balkans to Prague”, where one of the main negative characters is itself the Osman-Crri.
“At least six important Balkan criminal figures and their groups operate in the Czech Republic, especially Prague. These include the band of Darko Sharic, Andrija Draskovic, Milan Narancic, the Qazim Osmani family, the group of Borislav Plavsic and the Osmani clan” said in this research.
