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Journalist Ferdinand Dervishi, analyzing the increase in serious criminal acts and the lack of response by the State Police, stated on the show "The Unexposed" that the police force is degenerate and uniformed officers do not trust each other, because they have turned the fight against crime into a business.
Excerpt from the conversation
Ferdinand Dervishi: The operational work that the criminal police used to do, infiltration, and others, which today are all zero, is missing. Information gathering, do you know why? Because they don't trust each other, because the first police officer, his colleague or his boss will find out that this one was going to a criminal element and has secured evidence, he will sell it, he will go to the criminal element, he will get the money. So I will give some information, I will get rid of this thing, but you have to pay me.
In a word, we have a total degeneration of the police at all levels and I don't know when we will one day return to a clean police force, which seems completely impossible. It's not possible as long as all the young people are joining in to make money.
Sokol Bregu: Where will you find the new generation of police officers? All 25-year-olds have only one dream, either to sell drugs or to become police officers to help traffickers.
Ferdinand Dervishi: To become bosses.
Sokol Bregu: Oh, boss, he'll become one later, if it turns out he wants to be a patrolman, even a patrolman earns money.
Ferdinand Dervishi: Well, this is the situation, but it has nothing to do with one or two people leading.
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