The purge of BKH is expected, the head of SPAK Altin Dumani demands the retesting of 28 agents, the details are disclosed

The first agents of the National Bureau of Investigation appear to be headed for dismissal. In an answer and report before the High Council of Prosecution, the head of SPAK Mr. Altin Dumani on March 16, 2023 announced the retest for the agents of the BKH, the National Bureau of Investigation. The retest program has already been sent to 28 agents of the first group. Retesting that is expected to close in the following weeks, during May-June. Just a few days ago, the investigators of the first group did two years of work, during which time Mr. Dumani would declare on March 16 that whoever had become the least good investigator until this moment would no longer be tolerated. "Regarding the National Bureau of Investigation, we are in the process of drafting some regulations. I have sent an e-mail to all SPAK prosecutors. We are also in the process of recruiting OPGJ at BKH, we are talking about the investigators who will be two years old in May. Two years is enough to reach a standard required for that country. To be a model investigator, for good investigative actions. We are not saying very good, at least good," he said. Among other things, the Head of SPAK said that if an investigator does not reach the required level for 2 years, leaving him there for 20 years will not be done. According to him, it is better that after two years that person no longer has to work in that structure. "But if an investigator does not reach the level he needs for 2 years, leaving him there for 20 years will not be done. It is better that after two years that person or she, or that investigator who no longer has to work in that structure, better after two years than to keep it, wait for it to be done, wait for it to be done, the opportunity was given to you two years are enough. It is not done arbitrarily,

Dumani: Focus on the fight against corruption

Meanwhile, earlier the head of SPAK Altin Dumani spoke about the fight against corruption. He said that the fight against corruption is the focus of the work of the Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office. Dumani said that the priority is the investigation of acts of a corrupt nature. "The focus is the fight against corruption, the investigation of criminal offenses of a corrupt nature. As the director of SPAK, I will put all resources into the function of this section. As far as organized crime is concerned, my expectations are very good," he said. The head of the Special Prosecutor's Office, Altin Dumani, spoke about the problems that this institution has. Dumani said that six investigators work within the same office. "Up to 6 investigators are in one office. In case one of them has to interrogate a person, the other office colleagues have to go outside due to the preservation of the secrecy of the investigation. I ask you to intervene with the authority that gives you the law so that we have the necessary facilities for the effective exercise of functions. It is a process that has started but must go to the end", said Dumani. According to Duman, money laundering cases have increased, as have money laundering cases. "SPAK has demonstrated that cases of money laundering are increasing. In 2022, 12 new cases, cases sourced from foreign jurisdictions. SPAK has paid special attention to criminal offenses in narcotics trafficking or terrorism. Cases related to corruption have increased by 30%. The prosecutors have also undergone some important trainings", he said. Dumani said. According to Duman, money laundering cases have increased, as have money laundering cases. "SPAK has demonstrated that cases of money laundering are increasing. In 2022, 12 new cases, cases sourced from foreign jurisdictions. SPAK has paid special attention to criminal offenses in narcotics trafficking or terrorism. Cases related to corruption have increased by 30%. The prosecutors have also undergone some important trainings", he said. Dumani said. According to Duman, money laundering cases have increased, as have money laundering cases. "SPAK has demonstrated that cases of money laundering are increasing. In 2022, 12 new cases, cases sourced from foreign jurisdictions. SPAK has paid special attention to criminal offenses in narcotics trafficking or terrorism. Cases related to corruption have increased by 30%. The prosecutors have also undergone some important trainings", he said. Cases related to corruption have increased by 30%. The prosecutors have also undergone some important trainings", he said. Cases related to corruption have increased by 30%. The prosecutors have also undergone some important trainings", he said.