Two people have been arrested by the police for distributing narcotics in Lushnje. Eduart Sharka, 31 years old, and Skerdilajd Gjoni, 39 years old, were arrested. According to the police, Eduart Sharka was selling cocaine doses in Lushnje, using the motorbike with which he delivered food orders. In his apartment, 318 grams of cocaine, 1 electronic scale, ammunition for firearms, 1 narcotic herb grinder and 3 mobile phones were found. Skerdilajd Gjoni was also selling cocaine doses in Lushnje. During the search of his apartment, a quantity of cocaine and three mobile phones were found.
Police announcement:
DVP Fier/ After several months of investigations, the operation codenamed "Motoristi" is finalized, to crack down on the criminal activity of selling narcotics.
Approximately 320 grams of suspected cocaine, ammunition, electronic scales, a drug grinder and 6 cell phones were seized. Two citizens who were selling cocaine doses in different areas of Lushnja and were in possession of the illegal items were identified and arrested.
The Narcotics Investigation Sector of the Fier Police Department, after several months of investigations conducted using proactive methods, organized and finalized, in cooperation with the services of the Special Operational Force, the operation codenamed "Motoristi". Within the framework of this operation, the following citizens were arrested:
* E. Sh., 31 years old, who is suspected of selling cocaine doses in the city of Lushnja, using the motorcycle with which he delivered food orders. During the search of this citizen's apartment, the Police services found 318 grams of suspected cocaine, 1 electronic scale, ammunition for firearms, 1 narcotic herb grinder and 3 mobile phones;
* S. Gj., 39 years old, who was suspected of selling cocaine doses in the city of Lushnja. During a search of his apartment, the Police found a quantity of suspected cocaine and 3 mobile phones.
Work continues to fully document the criminal activities of these citizens and identify other citizens who may be involved. The procedural materials were referred to the Prosecutor's Office for further action.
