Arrest of Ergys Agasi, Berisha: His arrest was negotiated! Rama ordered the kidnapping charge to be dropped, just as in Balili’s case; he had a police officer…

In a statement to the media, Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha said that Agasi’s arrest was the result of a negotiated agreement. According to Berisha, on the orders of Prime Minister Edi Rama, the kidnapping charge against Agasi was dropped and replaced with the term “deprivation of liberty.”

During a conversation with citizens on social media, Berisha described Agasi as one of the “most dangerous mafia figures” in Albania and as a businessman who used violence to dictate AKSHI tenders.

Sali Berisha: Ergys Agasi had concentrated in his hands all the power authorized by the executive power of the godfather.

All the black, dark power of the drug cartels, and, sadly, all the power to control the internet throughout the territory of Albania.

In this context, he was undoubtedly the right-hand man, the most dangerous mafia figure after the godfather, after Edi Rama, in Albania and beyond.

From the moment of his arrest, given that he had been moving freely for eight months, absolutely without any hindrance, traveling in Durrës, Xhafzotaj, at his villa on the coast, in Manzë, and, to tell the truth, also in Surrel and at his racetrack.

So, from the outset, suspicions arose that this was a negotiated arrest.

Digital citizens reported that these negotiations had been carried out by Taulant Balla in Elbasan, something that should be investigated.

The truth is that, just like Balili, this man also had a police officer assigned to him. And on the day this police officer was transporting Agasi from Elbasan to Durrës, he took part in the graduation ceremony at the Police Academy.

They were found wearing slippers, T-shirts with no protective equipment whatsoever, and carrying weapons.

Thus, all these things fueled suspicions that this was a negotiated arrest.

But suspicions are only suspicions; they cannot be treated as established facts.

What is extremely serious, what proves Edi Rama’s dark hand, is his release from the kidnapping charge.

And this is a very serious act.

Ergys Agasi is the person directly involved in organizing two kidnappings.

Edi Rama ordered the term “kidnapping” to be removed and replaced with “deprivation of liberty.” These are two categories involving criminal offenses with a major difference in penalties.

Ridiculously, a man is being accused of unequal treatment in tenders even though, officially, under the law and regulations, he had no authority to conduct any tender.

On the contrary, he used violence and force to dictate the outcome of many tenders.

That is why Maksi, his esteemed lawyer, comes out and says that if you accuse him of unequal treatment in tenders, you should be asked which tenders he organized at the racetrack.

This is how they defend him, my friends. Come on, from the racetrack and from his office he dictated every tender, and that is something entirely different.