Special Prosecution against Organized Crime and Corruption (SPAK) has sent for trial the file against a criminal group that was involved in the trafficking of stolen cars from Kosovo to Albania.

According to SPAK, the citizen Selaudin Shahini turns out to be the head of this criminal group, which is accused of traffic of motor vehicles and structured criminal group.

While the other 6 defendants are Fatri Braha, Ndriçim Shahini, Ervis Cara, Endi Ahmetaj, Vojsava Doda, and Aurel Shatri, who are accused of the same criminal acts.

During the month of February 2022, these persons secured stolen vehicles in the Republic of Kosovo and then trafficked them into the territory of the Republic of Albania from the border point of Morin with license plates belonging to vehicles registered and registered in Albania.

The "head" of the group, Selaudin Shahini, in cooperation with his family and social connections, had created a network of people who trafficked motor vehicles from Kosovo to Albania. He collaborated with his cousin Ndriçim Shahini. The latter had included his cousin Ervis Cara in the group. While Aurel Shatri was a friend of Ervis. The other defendant, Vojsava Doda, was a relation of the head of this group.

At the time of committing the criminal offense, the defendant Endi Ahmetaj was an employee of the Eagle forces in Kukës, while the defendant Vojsava Doda was a police inspector at the Directorate of the Special Operational Force in the General Directorate of the Tirana State Police. Fatri Braha, was a police officer with the rank of inspector in the Local Border and Migration Directorate in Kukës.

Ndriçim Shahini, with his social connections in the state of Kosovo, ensured the theft of vehicles of various brands in this state. Then, the above persons offered help in the form of cooperative methods and carried out the transport of these tools from the state of Kosovo to Albania, through the Morin border crossing point.