An Albanian crime boss who has smuggled hundreds of migrants to Great Britain has returned to the UK after half of a ten-year imprisonment in Belgium.
Alket Dauti, 36, was the pivot of a ruthless Albanian gang who smuggled migrants – including children – in cooled trucks from Belgium.
He was arrested in 2018 on his council slat in Penge, Southeast London. Dauti was extradited to Belgium the following year, where he had been convicted of running the smuggling operation for ten years.
During his hearing, it was revealed that Dauti, who arrived in the UK in 2009, lived in a visa that went in 2018. He should have been forbidden to come in again because of his criminal offense.
A MOS investigation has shown that he served in Belgium for only five years of his ten years and was deported to his native country.
But sources in Albania said he left for Europe last year.
MOS analysis of Dautis Tiktok, Instagram and Facebook accounts showed that he has been living in the VK since last November.
Photos on Facebook showed him on the Council's estate in Penge, where he lived with his wife and children for his arrest. Last week Dauti posted a video about Tiktok in which he rode on what a residential London Street seems to be. Two days later he took the clip down.
Albanian gang smuggler Alket Dauti (photo) only served half of his ten -year prison sentence and was deported to his native country – he has since returned to the UK
MOS analysis of Dautis Tiktok, Instagram and Facebook accounts showed that he has been living in the UK since last November
Home Office officials told De Mos that they do not have a record of Dauti who enter the country. De Mos tried to speak Dauti in Penge, but no one answered the door. Eventually we spoke with him on a British mobile number after we contacted him via Facebook Messenger.
Dauti said he has been living in the UK since June last year. He added that he flew directly from Albania to Luton Airport.
Asked how he managed to get back, Dauti said: “I'm with papers … What do you mean I can't come anymore? I did not do any crime in the UK. 'Told that the Home Office has no record that he returned to Great -Britain, he warned us not to go around again.
Dauti was arrested with his cousins ​​Kujdesi Dauti, 41, and Sabah Zaka, 40, in 2018. Kujdesi Dauti and Zakaboth received eight years in prison in Belgium, but are in the British control of extradition.
The gang calculated £ 13,000 for a chair for a truck and £ 8,000 at the back.
The home office refused to comment.
