Stop/ "An alert appears on the computer", he buys a car in England and drives it into Albania, it comes out stolen

2023-12-28 21:27:00, Denoncim CNA

Stop/ "An alert appears on the computer", he buys a car in England and

A citizen, who has been living in Australia for years, has brought a concern to our editorial office. Abaz Abazi buys a Range Rover type car in England in 2019 and brings it to Albania in 2020.

He paid £6,700 for the car and has a handwritten contract and a bank receipt for depositing the money in the bank. The seller's father-in-law guaranteed that he would bring the car in 2020 and brought it through Durres customs.

-Hello! I am Abaz Abazi. I bought a Range Rover from England, an English citizen. I bought it in 2019.

What documents do you have for the purchase of the car?

- A handwritten document was made, how much Lek, 6700 pounds, with his signature, his address and my address here in Australia.

Where did you spend the money?

-Directly to your own bank.

Is it written in the document that the bank transaction was made, what is this transaction for, what is this money being used for?

- Yes, for the car. After I bought the car, he told me that his father-in-law would be the guarantor, who would bring the car. He brought the car, in 2020, to Albania, from Durrës. The woman's granddaughter went, picked her up, took her to the airport and was going to go back to England.

So the car went through Durrës customs once?

- Yes!

Stop/ "An alert appears on the computer", he buys a car in England and

After the car stayed in Tirana for about a year, the citizen returned from Australia to Albania in 2021, to Albania and decided to travel to Macedonia. At the customs of Qafë-Thana, they stop it because this car was reported stolen and wanted by Interpol. The citizen went to Pogradec to give the statement and the car was blocked. The case went to the prosecutor's office and the car is still blocked, as a response from England must be awaited.

-After I came in 2021, we landed in Albania, I got the car ready, paid the insurance and we left for Macedonia. At the customs, they gave me problems, which is a reported, stolen car, Interpol was looking for it. After I made the statement with the OPGJ, the car was also blocked and I ran away.

Who filed the car theft report?

- The one who sold me the car told me that I have never filed a report that the car is stolen. Maybe the former owner did.

Then the case went to the prosecutor's office?

- Yes, he went to the prosecutor's office. I went to court. He said that when we finish working with England, we will show.

What are you looking for from the show Stop?

- Yes, just get the job done. I win the car, I take it back. I stayed there for 4 and a half months, not England, not there, but here. I went to choose a job. I was renting a car for 4 and a half months, from 50 euros a day.

At the Pogradec police station, they tell us that the vehicle was stolen in London and that's why it was blocked. A response from Interpol is awaited, and then the execution order will come, for taking the car.

The employee: The vehicle was stolen in London and is therefore blocked. Now the case is in the prosecutor's office, it is in process. A response from Interpol is awaited and then the execution order will come for you to receive. They have sent a letter to Interpol, let them reply and action will be taken.

Stop/ "An alert appears on the computer", he buys a car in England and

Stop's reporter also spoke with the judicial police officer.

OPGJ: They caught him in Qafë-Thane, crossing the border, and this car is stolen in London.

Journalist: But who made the complaint about this car?

OPGJ: They caught him, my lady. The service caught him. It exits the computer.

Journalist: How did it turn out?

OPGJ: Laert, stolen.

Journalist: (Laughs) I understand, alert is actually said, but the idea is this: Who made the complaint, because the owner from whom he bought it, claims that he did not make a complaint.

OPGJ: I don't know anything else. The file is in the prosecutor's office.

Journalist: Is the investigation by the prosecutor's office not over yet?

OPGJ: No, no! They continue./ tvklan