Shame in America: 6 Albanian diplomats asked the undercover policeman for 10 dollars for sex

The event took place in September 1992. Six Albanian diplomats have been arrested and later released following the US Ambassador of Time Roland Bime's intervention. According to the story brought by American media, the six diplomats drove out on familiar streets for prostitution in Boston and asked for sex for a ten-dollar prostitute.

The event took place in September 1992. Six Albanian diplomats have been arrested and later released following the US Ambassador of Time Roland Bime's intervention. According to the story brought by American media, the six diplomats drove out on familiar streets for prostitution in Boston and asked for sex for a ten-dollar prostitute.

But the woman was a undercover cop and executed their arrest immediately. Wars with “diplomatic sector” immediately protested, saying they have immunity. They have been accompanied by commissioners and Ambassador Bemet has had to travel from Washington to Boston to prove their diplomatic status. After the investigation they've been released.

The article does not give their names because of immunity, even their age, quoted in the article, has been incorrectly confirmed by renowned Albanian-American journalist Peter Lucas, then by prominent media pens in Boston. At least two of them have grown much younger. The early event would probably be presented simply as archive curiosity, if it were not for the fact that two of Boston's detainees have high posts today in current diplomacy.

According to a newspaper source DIA, one of them today represents Albania in an important international organisation, the other has been Albania's ambassador to one of the neighbouring countries for several years.

“Anyway, former Ambassador Bemet is the only one who can confirm their identity” the source said. / Day