Sentenced for sexual harassment, extradited by Greece former Albanian footballer

Former Partizan football player Sokol Metaj has been extradited from Greece to serve a five-year sentence for the work of sexual harassment against minors.

Currently at the age of 55, Metaj was charged with sexually molesting a 17-year-old who then trained him in age teams, but chose to flee to Greece to avoid suffering punishment.

Metaj was arrested in Helen state and extradited yesterday to Tirana, where he will serve a five-year prison sentence, but will also face charges of avoiding sentence by escaping.

Here's Interpol Tirana's announcement:
Extraded by Greece, a citizen convicted of sexual harassment against minors. Following the co-operation of ZEC Interpol Tirana, with counterpart offices, for the capture and extradition of internationally sought persons, as a result of the exchange of information has been placed in chains in Greece and extradited to Albania, Albanian national Sokol Metaj, 55, resident of Tirana.

Citizens Sokol Metaj had been declared a person in international research, after the Court of First Stairs of Tirana has sentenced him to 5 years in prison for criminal work “Sexual harassment” and the Court of Appeals Tirana has ruled out this criminal decision.

Event Summary:

On the 15th,11.2015th, in the vicinity of the music store of a Tirana complex in his vehicle, convicted Sokol Metaj, who was a soccer coach, has sexually harassed two minor citizens, one of whom had students in his soccer course.