For Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha, the arrest of Ergys Agasi was negotiated. At a press conference with journalists, the opposition leader “unpacked” several elements which, according to him, point to an arrest carried out through negotiations.

Referring to the digital citizen, Sali Berisha said that on Sunday, Ergys Agasi held a lengthy meeting with Taulant Balla, claiming that he may also have been the negotiator.

According to Berisha, another element is the fact that Agasi was arrested in an ordinary car, even though he owns many luxury and armored vehicles.

“Agasi appeared to be wanted, but de facto he was free, moving everywhere with escorts. Then we come to the moment of his arrest, near his home, wearing shorts and slippers, with a police officer at the wheel. All of this says more than anything else about a negotiated arrest. Do you remember when the infamous Balili surrendered—who was his driver?! Ardi Veliu. And this one, Shpataraku. Digital citizens have informed me that, according to their police sources, on Sunday, at a venue controlled by the cartel in Elbasan, Taulant Balla held a fairly lengthy meeting with Gys Agasi. The digital citizen himself says that it should be investigated, but the source is quite serious and reliable. Did Taulant Balla take responsibility for the negotiations on Rama’s behalf?! I cannot say, but the digital citizen says that he met with him. Agasi is the owner of luxury armored cars. He went and was found in an ordinary car, with a police officer as his driver. These are several elements which, when put together, point to a negotiated arrest,” Berisha said.

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The leader of the Socialist Party and the country’s prime minister has shed light on the discussions held with ministers in Pogradec. Rama said that the focus of political leaders and ministers should be on citizens’ concerns, while calling for more direct engagement in monitoring institutions across the country.

The prime minister also stressed the need for greater coordination between MPs and political leaders, saying that jointly analyzing problems could bring about a change in the way things operate.

“Our focus should be every citizen’s concern. We must empower political leaders to follow up on matters on the ground, and we must require ministers to personally monitor all directorates every month. If there is a group of MPs that focuses together and analyzes them together, then things change,” Rama said.

Meanwhile, most of the ministers focused on the “Besa” document.

“It would be valuable to also have a ‘Besa’ unit in each ministry,” the energy minister said.

Meanwhile, Minister Mirela Kumbaro said: “The Besa document aims to assign specific names to concerns raised publicly.”

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Well-known journalist Klodiana Lala has revealed details about the incident that occurred in the early hours of the morning at the “Principote” nightclub in Ksamil, where 29-year-old Sokrat Vata fatally stabbed Portuguese tourist Luis Miguel Varela Mendes.

Lala also emphasized that the brawl during the party initially began inside the venue, while the killing took place near the sun loungers.

Police officer Moisid Matushaj, who was employed by the business, was also involved in the mass brawl.

During the physical altercation, Vata sustained injuries and then went outside, where he fatally stabbed the young man.

The journalist said an employee of the venue notified the police, while officer Moisid Matushaj, who had also been involved in the brawl, helped Vata flee.

“During the argument, a police officer also intervened. He was working a second job there. He became involved as well. A major brawl broke out. After Sokrat Vata sustained injuries and was wounded, he went outside and then stabbed him near the sun loungers. He left the scene with the help of a colleague. The colleague accompanied him for some distance, but it was unclear what had happened. Sokrat Vata told him that they needed to go to the hospital because he was injured. He left him by the roadside, and it was an employee of the venue who notified the police. Meanwhile, Moisid Matushaj was involved in the brawl, as well as in another incident that also occurred in Saranda, and then helped Sokrat Vata flee,” the journalist said.

Journalist Lala emphasized that the brawl is suspected to have started because of an Albanian woman who was identified through security camera footage and is expected to be questioned.

“There is talk of an Albanian woman whose testimony will be taken because she was identified through the cameras. The Portuguese man was at the venue with French nationals,” she said.

The journalist also warned that further arrests are expected.

“Further arrests are expected. The Vlora Police Directorate and the prosecutor’s office are in the process of signing additional arrest warrants. Bekim Bulica, the owner, has had legal issues and was on file for criminal activity,” she said.

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