Albanian police arrest Kosovo, sentenced in Netherlands for money laundering

Albanian police have reported that they have detained a 34-year-old Kosovar at the Morina border checkpoint, which had resulted in begging from the Netherlands for money laundering and who was sentenced to 1 year and 6 months in prison, Periscop reports. “As a result of inflow/outcome checks and verifications, with the objective of hitting lawlessness. [...]
“As a result of inflow and inflow checks and verifications, with the objective of striking lawlessness at the border, as well as stopping citizens declared in the search, who attempt to move illegally to avoid criminal responsibility, Morina Border Police services, in co-operation with DVP Kukes services, caught at RSh's entrance and deliberately arrested the Kosovar” citizen, reportedly.
Full announcement:
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Sentenced to 1 year and 6 months in prison by Dutch authorities is seized by the Morina Border Police services, in an attempt to enter Albania, 34.
As a result of inflow and inflow checks and verifications, with the objective of striking illegalities at the border, as well as stopping the declared citizens in search, who attempt to move illegally to avoid criminal responsibility, Morina Border Police services, in co-operation with DVP Kukes services, caught at RSH entrance and arrested the Kosovo citizen deliberately:
-F. A., 34, resident in Kosovo.
From the verifications conducted and from information exchanged with Interpol Tirana, it resulted that this citizen had been declared internationally sought by Dutch authorities, after the Limburg Court, the Netherlands, sentenced him to 1 year and 6 months in prison for criminal acts “money laundering” and “Possession of solid narcotics”.
Interpol Tirana, in co-operation with counterparts in the Netherlands, follows procedures for the 34-year extradition.












