Faruk muika VV's brother arrested for illegal gambling

Under a broad action against illegal gambling and pyramid schemes conducted by Kosovo Police in several regions of the country, Fahredin Mujka, brother of Faruk Mujka, Paparaci, has been arrested. The arrest took place during the operation, which included dozens of raids and detentions in the Mitrovica region and beyond. After action [...]
Under a wide action against illegal gambling and pyramid schemes conducted by Kosovo Police in several regions of the country, Fahredin Mujka, brother of Faruk Mujka, has been arrested, reports Paparacy.
The arrest took place during the operation, which included dozens of raids and detentions in the Mitrovica region and beyond.

Following the action held last night in Mitrovica, Vushtrri, Pristina and Istog, new details have been revealed regarding the major anti-game operation.
The event relates to a broad investigation conducted by the Directorate for Investigation of Organised Crime and Randa Crime, in co-ordination with the Constitutional Prosecutor in Mitrovica.
A total of 21 people have been arrested during the operation, suspected of involvement in organising pyramid schemes and illegal gambling.
The detainees are:
Dardan Sahiti (34), Arber Behrani (37), Fahreddin Mujka (55), Andy Maxhuni (23), Flamur Sahiti (36), Bujar Muli (41), Jaedat Syla (52), Faith Islam (53), Raif Sylaj (41 years old), Albert Miftari (29), Shaban Ahmeti (46), Bexhat Maloku (54), Behxhet Syla (44), Arsim Islam (51), Genluka (34), Mesurman (36), Bujar Malokutt (46), Shikintz (Hazimni), and Rexheni Jahn (49)
The operation was carried out after the Constitutional Court in Mitrovica ordered, where 22 locations, including locals and residences of suspects, were searched.
During the raids, they've been seized:
- About 170,000 euros of cash
- 5 cars
- Cell phones and other devices
- 2 gun fire (pistol)
Some of the suspects have been detained during the exercise of illegal activity.
Regarding the weapons, one suspect has accepted ownership, while after the interview he was released in regular procedure.
Investigations are continuing under suspicion of criminal work “Organising pyramid schemes and illegal gambling”.
The case remains under way.
Note: Individuals who are referred to in this article are deemed innocent until their guilt is proven by court-cut decision.















