TIRANA, Feb. 13 – Tirana police arrested Wednesday Valbona Sula, 31, who was wanted for falsifying documents, passports and visas.
Korca district court had previously sentenced her to six months imprisonment and fined her 400,000 leks after being convicted.
On Tuesday police arrested Luftar Re詬 38, who has been accused of a murder in 2005. He is accused but not sentenced and was still under investigation. He is also being investigated for possible drug trafficking.
In Kruja, police arrested Klodian ȵpi, 20, while in Kavaja Mustafa Balliu, 38, was arrested for drug trafficking or cultivating drugs.
Three people suspected of theft were arrested Monday in Tirana. Daniel Gojashi, 22, Lorenc Shabani, 18, and Ramazan Dedja, 53, were arrested in three separate operations.
While in Lezha, police arrested two other teenagers also accused of theft.
Sentenced Albanians, suspects arrested by police
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