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SPAK operation, Police Supervision Agency reacts: We are investigating whether it was deconspired

Politiko 2022-05-20 20:02:52

SPAK operation, Police Supervision Agency reacts: We are investigating whether

The Police Oversight Agency has launched an investigation into whether there was a leak of information regarding the operation the day before from the SPAK, where 32 arrest warrants were issued for persons with criminal records, 14 of whom have been declared wanted.

In a press release, AMP clarifies that it will investigate any suspicion of possible declassification of information by police officers, as well as any involvement, if any, in illegal activities.

“ The Police Oversight Agency (AMP) is verifying any suspicion if there has been a leak of information, during the operation conducted by the Special Prosecution Against Corruption and Organized Crime and the State Police, in the framework of criminal proceedings no.75 / 2022, through who were assigned and executed the personal security measures of the coercive character "Prison arrest" for 32 citizens, among them a police officer.

"At the end of this operation, the Police Oversight Agency assures the public and the media that it will investigate with the utmost seriousness any suspicion of possible leakage of information by police officers, as well as any involvement, if any, in illegal activities. " notification of AMP.

The Special Prosecution operation followed the testimonies of two penitents of justice, Nuredin Dumani and Henrik Hoxha, who shed light on criminal events and killings from 2011 onwards involving eight criminal groups.

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