Luka Beciraj, 39-year-old from Vlora who was killed with firearms Tuesday afternoon at Orihuaela Costa, in the province of Alicante in Spain, resulted in a past linked to international narcotics trafficking. Following the victim’s identification, the data released earlier in the Albanian media turned to the attention of his name’s involvement in an important investigative file on drug trafficking towards Italy. Beqiraj was arrested in February 2019 during the international operation Spring Flowers, held in co-operation between Albanian and Italian authorities. 

The operation focused on several groups suspected of trafficking narcotics from Albania towards Italy. Subsequent quantities of cannabis and other narcotics were seized during the investigation. Then, in January 2020, the Court of Leche in Italy had sentenced Beciray to 4 years and 6 months in prison, as well as a fine of 24 thousand euros. Meanwhile, his murder in Spain occurred as he stood on the roof of a bar near the local sports complex Playa Flamence Sport Club.

The alleged author has approached an electrical monopathy, has shot several times in the direction of the Albanian, and has later left with the same tool. After the incident, police services have arrived at the scene of the crime, while investigations into the author’s identification and capture are being led by Guardia Civil.

So far, the Spanish authorities have not revealed an official motive for execution. Among the tracks being mentioned is the washing of accounts, but this possibility remains unconfirmed by investigators. The alleged author continues to be on the run as investigations continue to whiteen the circumstances and causes leading up to the killing of 39-year-old Albanian.

Source Layer: Insander