TIRANA, Nov. 21 – Police said Tuesday they had arreste five persons in the last 24 hours accused of stealing car in the capital. Five of them were arrested while committing such a crime at Irfan Tomini street trying to steal a Mercedes car. Police managed to identify many other cases of theft committed from the suspects. At their houses police also found a considerable number of rounds of bullets. Police said Wednesday that they had arrested Gezim Biba, 29, who had deceived a person and taken 10,000 euro as if he would assist him to take medical care in the Czech Republic. Fieri police arrested Sunday Petrit Kamberi, 49, accused of murder and illegal weapon possession. Kamberi was a well-known businessman in the sphere of construction. He is accused of killing Maksim Lamce a year ago.
Police arrest goup of car thefts
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