The police’s anti-mugic gambling management in Prizren, Suhareka and Dragas, for which the Signal newspaper reported exclusively since its launch, has highlighted the size of an alleged event targeted by longtime investigators. Tens of people have been involved in the investigation, house raids and other items have been conducted, while in addition to the evidence related to the games of fate, two firearms have been seized.
The signal paper has exclusively secured the identities of 22 people suspected under the operation conducted by the Regional Investigation Sector in Prizren, in co-operation with the Founding Prosecutor.
According to information provided by the signal, among the persons involved in the investigation are:
Kreshnik Bylykbashi, about 45 years old;
Angel Bytyqi, about 23 years old
Nolyan Dancell, about 37 years old
Sadri Shala, about 44 years old
Valmir Gashi, about 33 years old
Mefail Red. About 49 years old
Albion Jupay (1993)
Muharrem Krasniqi (1991)
Ruzhdi Jasharaj (1976)
Dior Shala (2005)
Avdyl Bisselman (1990)
Agim Bytyqi (1970)
Besmir Krasniqi (1995)
Sali Zhur (1986)
Patience Gashi (1973)
Misret Shala (1974)
Jetmir Bisselman (1995)
Sami Krasniqi (1979)
Bali Hejadar (1978)
Sabit Shala (1989)
Kadri Bylykbashi (1977)
Besart Krasniqi (1985)
Investigations into illegal gambling and pyramid schemes
Signal sources suggest that suspected persons are being investigated for possible involvement in organisation, participation or assistance in organising illegal fortune games and pyramid schemes, with the aim of illegal profiting property.
As the signal reported earlier, the operation has preceded investigative actions, including secret measures, while raids have been extended to about 20 locations in Prizren, Suhareka and Dragash.
Material tests and two firearms are seized
Houses and other items connected to suspected persons have been searched during the operation.
Investigators have seized evidence that might matter to the case, as well as two firearms, which will be handled under the criminal procedure.
The operation has also resulted in arrests, while arrested persons have been interviewed in the presence of defence lawyers.
Under the State Prosecutor’s decision, a 48-hour ban has been imposed on detained persons.
However, it has not yet been confirmed how many of the 22 persons identified in the investigation have been arrested.
The case is being investigated for criminal work organising pyramid schemes and illegal gambling, while investigations continue to determine the eventual role of each of the suspects.
All persons involved in the investigation enjoy presumption of innocence until a final judicial decision.
Note: The people mentioned in this news are considered innocent until their guilt is confirmed by court’s firm form.
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Source Layer: Signal