For two months, 14 police officers were arrested in Albania, most accused of corruption and abuse of office

The Police Supervision Agency in the first two months of this year has arrested 14 police officers. Referring to the report, one of them was caught in flaggart and the other 13 for various criminal acts, such as corruption and abuse of office, which investigations were launched months ago. Of the 13 officers arrested on the verdict [...]
Referring to the report, one of them was caught in flaggart and the other 13 for various criminal acts, such as corruption and abuse of office, which investigations were launched months ago.
Of the 13 officers arrested under court ruling, nine of them had placed security measures in prison and four others in house arrest.
While six police officers have been suspended from office.
During January and February, the Police Supervisory Agency referred to 29 police officers to be investigated at relevant prosecutors throughout the country.
Mainly, complaints about them have been made by citizens.
ABC News teaches that the AMP and Special Prosecutor have launched investigations into the Economic Crime Sector in Tirana's Police, as they have strong doubts that some effective ones are involved in corrupt schemes.
Investigations involving several employees as well as sector leaders come after the arrest of Officer Arta Nazifi, whom the court left under house arrest on charges of receiving 5 thousand euros from two sisters who had an aesthetic clinic, to which an investigation by police facilities was launched. Money is made in order to close the issue, as well as return the seized products.
Meanwhile, at a meeting held on Friday, State Police General Director Muhamet Rrellaku decided to suspend until the new state police structure, all local Economic-Financiary Crime Directors, into all of the country's districts. This is due to the lack of efficiency of these structures and the failure to meet expectations, in the fight against tax evasion, economic lawlessness, or the crackdown on corruption. / AbcNews












