Attack on Top Channel, valid evidence found, will be analysed for DNA profiles

Top Channel environments were attacked by weapons about 0100pm (March 27th), and the subject's guard, Paul Kola, 61 years old, lost his life.

Police General Director Muhamed Rrellaku held a meeting with structures where all the evidence from the site was analyzed, as well as the author-left vehicle, located at the Tirana Police Directorate, where he has been subjected to some detailed audits by experts.

Sources say valid evidence has been found, which has been forwarded to the scientific laboratory and is expected to issue DNA profiles and fingerprints that will be verified by police databases to find out if there may be a name for the attack.

There are numerous people associated as suspects who have been held at local directors and then forwarded to the Tirana police, where they have been given a review of additional factors in their hands to see if they have fired a gun.

Another point where they're focusing on the investigation is the images of security cameras and the route the authors have followed up to “The torrent of Agai” where they abandoned the vehicle and set the device on fire and left the two Kalashnikovs, who are also being examined as to whether they were used in any other criminal event or not. /tch