The Court of Appeal has imposed the "house arrest" measure for Nikolin Janina, who is accused of being the head of a criminal group in Spain. 

The Albanian businessman, Nikolin Janina, was arrested on May 6 with the intention of extradition to Spain, but the court left him in prison pending the complete investigation file from Spain, while today he was released from his cell under "house arrest". 

The appeal upheld the decision of the First Instance, which left Janina from prison arrest to house arrest. 

Nikolin Janina is suspected by Spanish justice to be the leader of a drug trafficking criminal group. 

As part of this criminal group that was allegedly led by the tile and sanitary ware businessman, the Spanish police and prosecutor's office seized a quantity of 53 kg and 380 grams of heroin. 

In 2015, the Spanish justice authorities made a decision to impose the measure of "prison arrest" against Janina, accusing the latter of the charge of "Participation in criminal drug trafficking groups". 

Spanish justice has proceeded on April 15, 2016 with the release of the name of the businessman Nikolin Janina, in the list of persons announced as wanted internationally.