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Die Montenegrinische Mafia, ist verantwortlich für den Mord an Ivo Pukanic

“Tobacco mafia behind Pukanić murder”
25 February 2010 | 14:16 | Source: Tanjug
ZAGREB — The Montenegrin tobacco mafia is behind the murder of Croat journalist and publisher Ivo Pukanić, Montenegrin businessman Ratko Knežević said.

Knežević testifies in Zagreb today (Beta)
Knežević testifies in Zagreb today (Beta)

He was testifying at the murder trial in Zagreb on Thursday, saying that Stanko Subotić, aka Cane, and Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Đukanović were behind the crime.

“The tobacco mafia started threatening Pukanić right after he published the first articles on Montenegro’s state-sanctioned cigarette smuggling in the discontinued daily Rebulika,” Knežević said in his testimony before the Zagreb District Court.

He added that the threats continued with Pukanić’s writings in the weekly Nacional, and that the first assassination plans were foiled by secret services of several countries in 2002.

Knežević also claims that Pukanić told him he was offered money to stop covering the topic - first two, and then five million euros.

“That is the mafia way - first they threaten, then bribe, then kill,” the witness said, stating that he was threatened not only by those close to Subotić, but also by Subotić himself on two occasions over the phone, and that the threats were at first veiled and later direct.

“Based on Pukanić’s discoveries, European investigators identified Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Đukanović, who used cigarette smuggling to fill a parallel state budget which was under his direct control and intended for buying election votes at EUR 50 to 100 per vote,***” Knežević said.

Knežević is a former close ally of Đukanović, and was for a period of time in the 1990s posted in Washington, as head of Montenegro’s trade mission there.

Pukanić died, along with another victim, when a car bomb exploded in Zagreb in the fall of 2008.

http://www.b92.net/

Mafiaboss des Mordes an Pukanic angeklagt - Moj Bec - News - vienna.at

28. Okt. 2009 … Der Belgrader Mafiaboss Sreten Jocic alias Joca Amsterdam ist am Montag zusammen mit zwei weiteren Personen des Mordes an dem kroatischen …

Mutmaßlicher Mörder des kroatischen Journalisten Ivo Pukanic kommt vor Gericht

Montag, Januar 25th, 2010

Zeljko M., ein ehemaliger Angehöriger der serbischen Polizei-Sondereinheit “Rote Barette”,
welcher zusammen mit fünf weiteren Personen des Mordes an dem
kroatischen Journalisten Ivo Pukanic und dessen Mitarbeiter Niko Franjic angeklagt wurde,
kommt nun in Zagreb vor Gericht.
Im Oktober 2008 wurde der Journalist und sein Mitarbeiter durch ein Auto-Bomben-Attentat
in Zagreb getötet.

Quelle: Der Standard.at

*** Die gekaufte Unabhängigkeit, weil Allbright und Steinmeier unbedingt noch einen Mini Staat brauchte in Europa, der unter Mafia Kontrolle steht, wie aktuell der Fall Saric zeigt, wo man Saric einfach wieder auf freien Fuss setzte, weil er einer der reichsten Drogen Barone von Montenegro ist. Das erfolgreiche Unabhängigkeits Referendum mit dem Segen von Steinmeier kostete also nur unter 500.000 € für die Monte Mafia, weil man ja mit ca. 5.000 Stimmen gewann.

Dies auch zu den aktuellen Attentat auf den Oppositions Führer Medojevic! Ob dieser Herr Medojevic, aber als Oppositions Führer seriös ist, sei dahin gestellt, denn er gehört zur Balkan Bande des Georg Soros und Steinmeiers.

Schatten Gestalt Branislav Micunovic ist nun in Montenegro in Attentate verwickelt!

Montenegros Club und Drogen Business Leute: Der Club Maximus in Kotor als Drehscheibe der Drogen

Und wieder einmal Nichts Neues aus dem Sued Balkan, wo Nachtclubs, sogenannten Business Leute, Sport und Politik eine Einheit bilden.

In einer Internationalen Operation, hat man ueber 2 Tonnen Kokain auf dem Atlantik dieser sogeannten Geschaeftsleute beschlagnahmt. Es erinnert an die Gruppe um Sokol Kociu und Ferdinand Durda (Deutsche Ehefrauen), welche in Haft sitzen mit der selben Methode und einem eigenen Frachtschiff, was mit 8 Tonnen Kokain nach Albanien in 2001 aufgebracht wurde. Schon damals war die Verbindung zur Albanischen Politik gut bekannt, weswegen kriminelle Politiker und Deutsche Lobbisten wie der DAW, diese Leute mit Visas foederte und gezielt Verbrecher Verbindungen zum Drogen Handel aufbauten…

aus Balkanblog

Mittwoch, 9. Dezember 2009

Montenegro: Cocaine Handelsweg im Balkan

 


17.01.2007

Oligarchen

Die Bosse vom Balkan

Von unserem Mitarbeiter in Belgrad
4. Teil: Der Bruder fürs Grobe

 

Der Bruder fürs Grobe

Wer mag Djukanovic da verdenken, dass er sich vermutlich einen lukrativen Zusatzverdienst im Zigarettenschmuggel suchen musste. Obwohl in Italien Ermittlungsverfahren wegen des Schmuggelverdachts gegen ihn liefen, konnte er eine Verurteilung bisher immer verhindern. Beobachter vermuten eine Geheimvereinbarung zwischen dem Jugoslawien-Tribunal und Djukanovic, bei dem Zeugenaussagen gegen Ermittlungen getauscht wurden.

Auch der kürzlich erfolgte Rücktritt Djukanovics von allen politischen Ämtern wird in diesem Zusammenhang gesehen. Als einer der wichtigsten Verbündeten im Zigarettenschmuggel gilt der Serbe mit kroatischem Pass, Stanko Subotic Cane, dessen Vermögen laut der kroatischen Tageszeitung “Nacional” auf rund 400 Millionen Euro geschätzt wird. Er gilt als einer der wichtigsten Mafiabosse des gesamten Balkans.

Allerdings schaffte es Milo Djukanovic auch, seinen Bruder Aco Djukanovic als den Mann für das Grobe, von dem er sich distanzierte, und sich selbst als den Saubermann aufzubauen. Aco wird von Menschenhandel bis Auftragsmorden so ziemlich alles nachgesagt, was denkbar ist.

Schädelbasisbruch beim Oppositionspolitiker

Im Kartenspielerjargon gesprochen, ist er sicher der schwarze Peter unter den Balkan-Bossen. Er besitzt Banken, Bergwerke, Immobilien - und hat weitere Anlagen in Montenegro. Mit seiner Atlas Mont Gruppe gilt Dusko Knesevic als einer der wichtigsten dunklen Geschäftsfreunde der Djukanovics in Montenegro, besonders im Finanzsektor, der als Platzhalter im Namen der Brüder Banken und andere Firmen aufkauft…………………….
http://www.manager-magazin.deaus Balkan Spezial

http://www.b92.net/

Mafiaboss des Mordes an Pukanic angeklagt - Moj Bec - News - vienna.at

28. Okt. 2009 … Der Belgrader Mafiaboss Sreten Jocic alias Joca Amsterdam ist am Montag zusammen mit zwei weiteren Personen des Mordes an dem kroatischen …

Mutmaßlicher Mörder des kroatischen Journalisten Ivo Pukanic kommt vor Gericht

Montag, Januar 25th, 2010

Zeljko M., ein ehemaliger Angehöriger der serbischen Polizei-Sondereinheit “Rote Barette”,
welcher zusammen mit fünf weiteren Personen des Mordes an dem
kroatischen Journalisten Ivo Pukanic und dessen Mitarbeiter Niko Franjic angeklagt wurde,
kommt nun in Zagreb vor Gericht.
Im Oktober 2008 wurde der Journalist und sein Mitarbeiter durch ein Auto-Bomben-Attentat
in Zagreb getötet.

Quelle: Der Standard.at

*** Die gekaufte Unabhängigkeit, weil Allbright und Steinmeier unbedingt noch einen Mini Staat brauchte in Europa, der unter Mafia Kontrolle steht, wie aktuell der Fall Saric zeigt, wo man Saric einfach wieder auf freien Fuss setzte, weil er einer der reichsten Drogen Barone von Montenegro ist. Das erfolgreiche Unabhängigkeits Referendum mit dem Segen von Steinmeier kostete also nur unter 500.000 € für die Monte Mafia, weil man ja mit ca. 5.000 Stimmen gewann.

Dies auch zu den aktuellen Attentat auf den Oppositions Führer Medojevic! Ob dieser Herr Medojevic, aber als Oppositions Führer seriös ist, sei dahin gestellt, denn er gehört zur Balkan Bande des Georg Soros und Steinmeiers.

Schatten Gestalt Branislav Micunovic ist nun in Montenegro in Attentate verwickelt!

Montenegros Club und Drogen Business Leute: Der Club Maximus in Kotor als Drehscheibe der Drogen

Und wieder einmal Nichts Neues aus dem Sued Balkan, wo Nachtclubs, sogenannten Business Leute, Sport und Politik eine Einheit bilden.

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:Nm1CHXtUnF-SeM:http://fajlovi1.fcrudarpljevlja.com/jpg/saric-2009-6-15.jpg

Darko Saric, mit 1 Milliarde € Drogen Umsatz im Jahr eine Monte Prominenz und nun auf der Flucht.

In einer Internationalen Operation, hat man ueber 2 Tonnen Kokain auf dem Atlantik dieser sogeannten Geschaeftsleute beschlagnahmt. Es erinnert an die Gruppe um Sokol Kociu und Ferdinand Durda (Deutsche Ehefrauen), welche in Haft sitzen mit der selben Methode und einem eigenen Frachtschiff, was mit 8 Tonnen Kokain nach Albanien in 2001 aufgebracht wurde. Schon damals war die Verbindung zur Albanischen Politik gut bekannt, weswegen kriminelle Politiker und Deutsche Lobbisten wie der DAW, diese Leute mit Visas foederte und gezielt Verbrecher Verbindungen zum Drogen Handel aufbauten…

aus Balkanblog

BiH green lights extradition of murder suspect to Croatia

25/02/2010

SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) — Justice Minister Barisa Colak approved on Wednesday (February 24th) the extradition of Serb Bojan Guduric to Croatia, where he is wanted in connection with the murder of prominent Croatian publisher and journalist Ivo Pukanic. A week ago, the BiH Court decided that Guduric should be handed over to Zagreb. He turned himself in to police in Banja Luka on February 1st. Pukanic, co-owner and editor-in-chief of the weekly Nacional, died in a car bombing in downtown Zagreb on October 23rd 2008, along with the newspaper’s marketing director, Niko Franjic. Four other suspects in the case are on trial in Croatia.

On a related note, the trial of Serb underworld boss Sreten Jocic and members of his group over Pukanic’s murder will start on April 20th at the Belgrade’s Special Court for Organised Crime, media reported on Wednesday. Prosecutors say Jocic masterminded the murder, striking a deal with “an unidentified for the time being person” to kill the journalist for 1.5m euros. (B92, Tanjug, RTRS, HRT - 24/02/10)

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9 Antworten auf “Die Montenegrinische Mafia, ist verantwortlich für den Mord an Ivo Pukanic”

  1. CrniLabudovi sagt:
    26.2.2010 bei 17:38

    Witness says “tobacco mafia” behind Pukanic’s murder

    26/02/2010

    ZAGREB, Croatia — Montenegrin businessman Ratko Knezevic testified on Thursday (February 25th) that the so-called “tobacco mafia” was behind the October 2008 murders of prominent Croatian journalist Ivo Pukanic and his associate, Niko Franjic. Knezevic said Pukanic first received threats in 2001 after publishing articles on cigarette smuggling. He says the journalist told him he was offered a large amount of money to stop investigating the matter. Knezevic added that he also has been threatened by businessman Stanko Subotic and people close to Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, who allegedly tried to convince him to get Pukanic to drop the story. The co-owner and editor-in-chief of the weekly Nacional was killed in a car bombing in downtown Zagreb with co-worker Franjic. Four defendants are on trial in Zagreb. (RTS, Tanjug, Beta, B92, HRT, DPA - 25/02/10)

  2. Lupo sagt:
    2.3.2010 bei 14:23

    Opposition leader accuses Đukanović
    2 March 2010 | 11:09 | Source: FoNet
    PODGORICA — Movement for Changes (PZP) leader Nebojša Medojević says there are strong indications that Montenegrin PM Milo Đukanović was protecting Darko Šarić.

    “We have strong indications that Đukanović was in fact protecting Šarić. Police and security agencies have been submitting information about Darko Šarić to the prosecutor for years, and the prosecutor never filed criminal charges against him. Đukanović was pressuring the prosecutor,” Medojević told Banja Luka-based daily Glas Srpske.

    “It is known that Šarić had support from authorities here, that he was financing political parties and campaigns in Pljevlja,” the leader of the Montenegrin opposition party told the newspaper.

    Medojević also added that the “expansion of the monster” – the narco-cartel, was not possible without support from police, authorities and security structures.

    The PZP leader stated that “it is impossible that Šarić’s cartel grew to a global scale and that not a single criminal charge was eever filed against him in Montenegro.”

    Commenting on the claims that after Đukanović, Branislav Mićunović is the most influential man in Montenegro, Medojević said that “there was a relation inside that criminal pyramid” adding that it was also the prosecutor’s opinion, who was gathering evidence in cooperation with the prosecutions of other countries as part of the investigative procedure.

    “This procedure should confirm that Đukanović and Mićunović are part of a criminal organization. I have that charge request and indictment prepared by the prosecutor. There is no doubt that Mićunović is as influential as Đukanović’s brother and Darko Šarić, but I think that we realistically have a charge request for Mićunović and Đukanović,” Medojević said.

    http://www.b92.net/eng/news/region-article.php?yyyy=2010&mm=03&dd=02&nav_id=65543

  3. janmalte sagt:
    18.3.2010 bei 16:47

    B92 refutes Montenegrin politician’s accusations
    18 March 2010 | 15:34 | Source: B92
    BELGRADE — B92 strongly protests against accusations of Montenegrin politician Nebojša Medojević that the media company has put itself in the service of organized crime.

    Medojević, MP in the Montenegrin parliament and leader of the Movement for Change party, accused B92 of being a mafia’s media outlet, that had put itself in its service.

    Medojević made the comments for Belgrade-based tabloid Press.

    Medojević is making the allegations quoting a personal experience of someone who once wrote for media in the service of organized crime, since, as he himself said, he wrote for weekly newspaper Identitet, which was used by the Zemun Clan, a statement from B92 said this Thursday in Belgrade.

    Identitet was banned after the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić.

    Medojević’s accusations, as well as a message sent by Ratko Knežević to B92 reporter Jugoslav Ćosić that he was “no different than murderers and criminals”, came after Stanko Subotić aka Cane phoned in to Ćosić’s TV interview with Nebojša Medojević which was broadcast on B92 TV, after Medojević had given his unambiguous consent.

    Medojević previously accused Montenegrin authorities of hiding Subotić, for whom Serbia had issued an international arrest warrant and against whom proceedings for abuse of office were conducted, and Darko Šarić, a fugitive from justice suspected of smuggling more than two tons of cocaine from South America to Europe, in Montenegro.

    Subotić phoned in from Geneva and accused Medojević of stating lies about him under orders from businessmen Miroslav Mišković and Milan Beko, which was rejected by the Montenegrin politician…………………

    http://www.b92.net/eng/news/society-article.php?yyyy=2010&mm=03&dd=18&nav_id=65896

  4. CrniLabudovi sagt:
    19.3.2010 bei 12:14

    Nun nach über 10 Jahren werden die Töne aus Brüssel unfreundlich über die Mafia Clans aus Montenegro!

    Fuele: Montenegro Faces Challenging EU Integration Phase

    Anton - Gospodin Nuo STanaj
    Gospodin Nuo Stanaj, dessen Familie die üblichen Geldwäsche Firmen hat und über Anton Stanaj, direkt im Top Drogen Geschäft drinnen ist, wie auch in der Geldwäsche über Tankstellen mit dem Russischen Oligarchen: Lukoil und etliche Tankstellen neu gebaut hat auch an der Albanischen Grenze.

    ältesten Freunde von Dukanovic!

    Podgorica | 19 March 2010 | Bojana Barlovac

    Milo Djukanovic
    Milo Djukanovic
    EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele said that Montenegro was facing a more demanding EU integration phase full of challenges, and that concrete results were necessary in the fight against corruption and organised crime in the country.

    Addressing reporters after meeting with top Montenegrin officials, Fuele said that Montenegrin reform efforts must be more comprehensive as the EU integration process becomes more demanding and new challenges present themselves.

    “The good news is that these reforms are necessary in any case. Things such as fighting corruption and organised crime, strengthening the rule of law, and strengthening administrative capacity are all things that are necessary for your citizens,” the commissioner said.
    ………………..

    http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/main/news/26746/

  5. janmalte sagt:
    19.3.2010 bei 14:08

    “Crime bosses held series of meetings”
    19 March 2010 | 11:22 | Source: Blic
    BELGRADE — A daily writes that suspected crime bosses Stanko Subotić and Darko Šarić held a series of meetings in Montenegro, Switzerland and France over the last year.

    Subotić, aka Cane, accused of leading a cigarette smuggling ring, and Šarić, who is accused of smuggling 2.7 tons of cocaine into the region, were in constant communication, and meeting almost every month, a Blic daily source stated.

    “These contacts continued even after Šarić was suspected of smuggling drugs from South America. Subotić spoke on television because it was clear to him that his name came up in the investigations into drug smuggling and money laundering,” the source said.

    The source said that the pair met most often in Montenegro, in Subotić’s villa in Sveti Stefan and in the Splendid Hotel in Bečići.

    “Other people also attended these meetings. One of them was Brana Mićunović, who is accused of cigarette smuggling in Italy along with Subotić,” the source added.

    Mićunović’s brother Duško was arrested recently in Italy as a member of Šarić’s crime group, and Italian prosecutor’s stated that the group that smuggled cocaine working through the same routes and channels that were used for smuggling tobacco.

    Property, hotels and various buildings were bought with the drug money, mostly in Subotica and Novi Sad, the source said, adding that the Montenegrin and Albanian criminal lobby worked with them in investing in the “acquisition of Vojvodina”.

    Šarić was in France directly before the investigation against him began. He received information that Serbia was preparing his arrest and has been on the run ever since, the daily added.

  6. ctstmaser sagt:
    9.6.2010 bei 10:38

    Die hängen in allen Schweinereien drinnen!

    Croatia Police Arrest Criminal Convicted for Serbian PM Murder
    Belgrade | 09 June 2010 | Bojana Barlovac

    The area in Zagreb where Kalinic was found (FoNet)
    The area in Zagreb where Kalinic was found (FoNet)
    Sretko Kalinic, one of the men found guilty in absentia for the murder of Serbian prime minister Zoran Djindjic in 2003, has been found by police on the outskirts of Zagreb suffering from gunshot wounds.

    The head of the Serbian police, Milorad Veljovic, announced publicly that Milos Simovic, another member of the infamous Zemun clan who was also convicted in absentia for the murder of Djindjic, shot Kalinic with two bullets at 12:45pm in the Zagreb suburb of Rakita.

    Veljovic also said that Kalinic was communicative, that the Croatian police were able to have a conversation with him, and that searches for Simovic are ongoing.

    In an interview with Serbian national broadcaster RTS this morning, Veljovic said that he was in touch with his Croatian colleagues late into the night on Tuesday.

    “They have searched some apartments where the members of the Zemun Clan could be hiding. I expect Milos Simovic to be arrested during the day,” RTS quoted him as saying.

    Veljovic also expressed his hope that the extradition of Kalinic to Serbia will be solved quickly, claiming that it would be in the interest of both Serbia and Croatia.

    Both Kalinic and Simovic are members of the Zemun clan, a criminal group, and both were tried in absentia by a Belgrade court and found guilty by a first instance verdict for the March 2003 murder of the first democratically elected Serbian prime minister. In May 2007 Kalinic was sentenced to 35 years in prison for the murder, but his sentence was commuted to 30 years in prison in November 2009.

    Simovic was sentenced to 30 years’ imprisonment.

    In addition to Simovic and Kalinic, the former commander of the Special Operations Unit, JSO, Milorad Ulemek, as well as the man found to have fired the gun that killed the prime minister, Zvezdan Jovanovic, were found guilty and are each serving sentences of 40 years in prison.

    Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dacic said last night that Kalinic is in custody in Zagreb. He also said that Kalinic, who holds Serbian and Croatian citizenship, was carrying a fake Croatian passport when he was apprehended.
    ……………………..
    Other members of the criminal group being sought by police include Vladimir Milosavljevic, Milan Jurisic Jure, Ninoslav Konstantinovic and Selman Hamidovic.

    http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/main/news/28622/

  7. Atahualpa sagt:
    3.8.2010 bei 12:45

    “Gangsters planned to kidnap IM’s child”
    3 August 2010 | 10:06 | Source: Večernje novosti
    BELGRADE — Belgrade Daily Večernje novosti writes that friends of crime boss Sreten Jocić aka Joca Amsterdam planned to kidnap Interior Minister Ivica Dačić’s child.

    The daily writes that criminals were planning to kidnap Dačić’s son Luka and to ask for Jocić’s freedom in return for the child’s release.

    According to the daily’s source, security services sent this unconfirmed information regarding the planned kidnapping to the Interior Ministry two months ago so that the ministry would run checks on the information.

    There were also rumors earlier that Jocić’s gang was planning to assassinate Justice Minister Snežana Malović.

    The daily also writes that there were suspicious people noticed taking pictures of the home of Dačić’s parents in te village of Žitorađa, in southern Serbia.

    The newspaper also claims that there are written and electronic messages with threats coming in to the ministry almost every day, not only against Dačić, but also Police Director Milorad Veljović and Police Administration Chief Rodoljub Milović.

    Jocić believes that these three police officials are to blame most for his extradition to Serbia and for the suspicion that he was involved in the murder of Croatian journalist Ivo Pukanić.

    Along with Jocić’s gang, the daily writes that the gang of drug lord Darko Šarić, who is still a fugitive, has also been threatening police officials in Serbia.

    The daily states that Šarić’s people have information on all operatives investigating their drug ring, including their names, addresses and what sectors of the investigation they are assigned to.

    According to this reports , many other senior government officials have been receiving threats regularly, particularly those that are dedicated to the fight against organized crime, namely President Boris Tadić and Security Information Agency Director Saša Vukadinović.
    http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics-article.php?yyyy=2010&mm=08&dd=03&nav_id=68852
    Darko Saric, - Stankovic der enge Partner von Bodo Hombach

  8. Lupo sagt:
    11.12.2010 bei 17:10

    The Rudaj Organization is the name given the Albanian mafia in the New York City metro area, so named for the man accused of being its kingpin, Alex Rudaj of Yorktown, New York. The Rudaj Organization, called “The Corporation” by its members, was started in 1993 in Westchester and spread to the Bronx and Queens, law enforcement officials said. Fred Snelling, the agent in charge of the FBI’s criminal division in New York, said the organization amounted to a “sixth family.” Prosecutors say the Albanian gang is headed by Alex Rudaj, Nikola Dedaj and an Italian named Nardino Colotti, who had ties to the late Gambino soldier Skinny Phil Loscalzo.

    Organization
    Alex Rudaj, outside Jimbo’s Bar in Astoria, Queens (NYC) on April 15, 2003
    Alex Rudaj, outside Jimbo’s Bar in Astoria, Queens (NYC) on April 15, 2003

    Alex Rudaj (also known as Allie Boy, Uncle Radaj, Xhaxhai, Sandro Rudovic) of Yorktown, New York is the alleged boss of the Albanian mafia’s Rudaj Organization, based in the New York City metro area. Rudaj is an ethnic Albanian from Montenegro who immigrated to the United States more than a decade ago. Federal prosecutors said Rudaj was the triggerman in a 1993 shooting of another organized crime figure after a high-speed chase in the Bronx. Rudaj hung out the sunroof of a car and fired at Guy Peduto as he fled in another car from Rudaj and three others. They also described an incident where Rudaj showed up with 20 thugs to get late mob boss John Gotti’s table at Rao’s, the legendary and exclusive East Harlem Italian restaurant. On Friday, June 16, 2006, Alex Rudaj, 38, was sentenced to 27 years in federal prison for racketeering, extortion and gambling offenses.

    Nikola Dedaj (Nicky Nails, Big Nick, Nikol) of Yonkers, New York, is the alleged co-leader of the Albanian mafia Rudaj Organization, based in the New York City metro area. According to evidence at trial, armed members of the Rudaj Organization met with members of the Gambino crime family, led by Arnold Squitieri, at a gas station in New Jersey for a standoff, and Dedaj pointed a gun at the gas pumps and threatened to blow everyone up.

    Nardino Colotti (born 1963) of the Bronx, New York, is an Italian American protégé of the late Gambino soldier Phil (Skinny Phil) Loscalzo and co-leader of the Albanian mafia Rudaj Organization. In addition to gambling dens in Queens, New York, the Rudaj Organization (known as the “Corporation” to members) ran gambling operations in Mount Vernon and Port Chester. Nardino Colotti’s group had a gambling joint on Adee Street in Port Chester and forced bar owners in Mount Vernon to install their illegal gambling machines. In one instance, Colotti’s group tried to force Salvatore Misale, the owner of Puerto Roja in Mount Vernon, to hand over his bar to the Corporation. Misale went to law enforcement authorities in 1999 after he endured a beating at a Bronx cafe over his refusal to hand over the keys to the bar. Nardino Colotti bit Misale’s ear as he beat and cursed at him, while Nikola Dedaj waved a gun in his face, threatening to shoot.

    Ljusa “Louie” Nuculovic is an Albanian mobster, member of Rudaj Organization in New York.

    Miri Patani was a member of the gang who went fugitive not long after the arrests of high-erups in the organization. He was later arrested and also charged.
    Federal Prosecution

    On October 26, 2004, the FBI and Manhattan U.S. Attorney David Kelley announced the arrest of the group’s alleged boss, Alex Rudaj, and 21 other reputed gang members charged in the indictment. Kelley’s office said it believes the indictment is the first federal racketeering case in the United States against an alleged organized crime enterprise run by Albanians. It should be noted that several of the defendants indicted in the case are not Albanian - the organization has soldiers that are Greek, Arab and Italian - but most of the defendants in the case were either native Albanians or first-generation Albanian-Americans.

    During a bail hearing for one of the two dozen people arrested in the case, Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy Treanor said that the Albanian mob had taken over the operations of the Lucchese family in Astoria, Queens. Rudaj lead an attack in August 2001 on two members of the Lucchese crime family who ran a gambling racket inside a Greek social club called Soccer Fever at 26-80 30th St. in Queens. On August 3, 2001 Rudaj and at least six other men entered the club with guns, beating one of the men in the head with a pistol and chasing others out of the neighborhood by threatening to destroy the building. The Rudaj Organization then opened or began collecting protection payments from at least six Astoria, Queens gambling clubs. FBI and law enforcement were surprised the aggression with which the gang moved in on Italian operations, beating up ‘made men’. At some point the gang controlled at least least 50 video poker machines throughout Queens, the Bronx, and Westchester County, each capable of earning around $700 a week, or around $1.8 million a year. A single dice game could also earn up to $67,000 a week. A U.S. federal jury in New York convicted Alex Rudaj and five of his cohorts of a host of racketeering and extortion charges on January 4, 2006.

    http://www.dejanlucic.net/Rudaj%20Organization.html

    Beating Them at Their Own Game

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    By KAREEM FAHIM
    Published: January 3, 2006

    There is a small cafe on Morris Park Avenue in the Bronx where Albanian soap operas play on a large-screen television set. It is the Cafe Roma, and an uneasy quiet hangs in the air.
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    Alex Rudaj, outside Jimbo’s Bar in Astoria, Queens, on April 15, 2003. Authorities say he runs the Corporation, an Albanian group that they believe is trying to become New York City’s sixth mob family.

    The cigarette smoke is thick, and stacks of playing cards lie unused on the bar. The bartender, a sallow giant with a mustache, plays chess between serving espressos and sugar-sweetened snacks. The bartender will not talk about it, but the authorities say the Cafe Roma was the headquarters of the Corporation, a violent, up-and-coming gang that had a bold objective: to become New York’s sixth crime family, one headed not by Italian-Americans but by Albanian immigrants.

    Beginning in the 1990’s, the Corporation, led by a man named Alex Rudaj, established ties with established organized crime figures including members of the Gambino crime family, the authorities say. Then, through negotiations or in armed showdowns, the Albanians struck out on their own, daring to battle the Luchese and Gambino families for territory in Queens, the Bronx and Westchester County, prosecutors say.

    During one of these confrontations, in August 2001 at an Astoria gambling parlor called Soccer Fever, Mr. Rudaj and at least 14 of his men served notice of their intentions to an associate of the Gambino family who ran the club, prosecutors contend in court documents.

    Brandishing guns, one of Mr. Rudaj’s men overturned gambling tables, another grabbed money, and a third pistol-whipped a patron, the authorities said.

    “Gentlemen, the game is over,” one of Mr. Rudaj’s men told patrons playing barbout, a dice game. These details and more have emerged during the trial of Mr. Rudaj and five other men in Federal District Court in Manhattan. A jury is now deliberating charges against them, including racketeering, attempted murder, extortion, loan-sharking and gambling.
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    http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/03/nyregion/03albanian.html

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