The drug laboratory at Fushe Kruje, cocaine, is hidden in 850 animal skins

A drug laboratory was discovered by SPAK several days ago after raids in some areas of the country, where three Latins were arrested and cocaine traffickers and processors were arrested.

One of those arrested, 25-year-old Andy Sejdin, was the owner of the apartment where the drug lab was established, in one of the building's floors.

The young man had a private Moblier business in the area and does not result in a person with criminal precedents or criminal records. Another new detail is that it is suspected that the leaders of this group of traffickers are Aldi Ladies, Artion Ceauslari, Geis Feissulai and Kladi Birche, all four arrested.

Total The SPAK states that it seized 850 salted animal skins imported to Albania. To extract the narcotic content from the skin of the leaves, three foreign nationals traveled to the Albanian capital, and namely Colombian Hiulen Narvarez, Joze Vasquez and Samuel Serrano from Venezuela.

The burden of cocaine is expected to be calculated by investigation experts, while criminal investigation, along with SPAK, included foreign agencies between them and DEA.

The narcotics investigation was conducted by prosecutor Adnan Jolie, while officially nearly 20 pounds [6 kg] of cocaine and mixing were reportedly blocked for the process. The group identified among them as funders and with clear roles in traffic consists of Geis Feysulati, Klaid Birce, Albi Lady, Artion Kaushllari, Andy Sejdini, Ismail Abdurman and Bucki Huqi.

They opened a company for the introduction of leaf skins, recording it in the name of a resulting uncommunicabled citizen in traffic and then introduced cargo, which was distributed at two points, a few miles from Tirana.

The SPAK considers the level of co-operation with foreign traffickers who would carry out the extraction of cocaine to a high level of organisation that would be accomplished with advanced technology. While the location of the labs near the airport and the port of Durres was conducted with the aim of fast transportation of cocaine.

Among the sequencing evidence is the equivalent of 57 million peso Colombians and 36 thousand euros.

While the SPAK is clear that the suspects' roles were divided, including financing, transportation from Latin American countries, processing and entry into European markets.