The investigation for Ahmetaj deepens/ The head of SPAK reacts to the hot issue and shows the movement that is expected very soon for Arben Ahmetaj: Evidence was found in the controlled villas

"We found evidence". This is what the head of SPAK, Altin Dumani, declares in an informal meeting with journalists regarding the case of former Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj, against whom there is a report.

Dumani emphasized that SPAK does not take permission from anyone to interrogate Ahmetaj, while adding that the Prosecutor's Office has sent letters to many countries, while adding that there are suspicions of concealment of assets abroad.

Focusing on the seizure of two properties, one in the name of Ahmetaj's partner, Erjola Hoxha, in Hamallaj and another in the name of her friend, in Palas, Dumani adds that this blocking is a preventive, security measure with the aim of in order not to alienate ownership.

"We don't get permission from anyone, we call anyone to interrogate Arben Ahmetaj or anyone. Controls are in the dynamics of the investigation where the group assessed that evidence could be found in these premises. We found evidence. Sequestration is a preventive, security measure with the aim of preventing ownership from being alienated. Everything is under verification. We have started mail order in many countries not only in one country, it takes time. Some have responded, some are in the process, the investigation includes everything (including the possibility of hiding assets abroad). We will definitely call Ahmetaj, if we consider it necessary," Dumani said.