Drug barons make by flouting orders
Deported home after time in jail,
Luis Gjergji, 34, was arrested by the NCA in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, with 2kg of cocaine and £42,200 in cash.
Luton Crown Court was told it was his second offence and in 2010 he was jailed for six years for trying to smuggle £190,000 of heroin through Dover. He was later deported, but returned.
In November 2014 he was jailed a second time for 13 years.
Dorian Puka, 24, was back in the UK within less than a year of first being kicked out.
Last year he was jailed at Kingston Crown Court when he got three and a half years after admitting two counts of burglary.
The court heard that in 2016 he was jailed for nine months in connection with an attempted burglary in August 2015. After serving that sentence he was deported in November 2016. But within a year he was back living in Greenford.
On November 16, 2017, he was found by police in Surbiton wearing a watch that had been stolen that day. He was charged with two burglaries and later sentenced to three and a half years and will again be deported.
Vehbi Shira was first deported to Albania after being found working in a car wash for two years aged 15 at Croydon in 2015. He was deported twice in 2016, but was able to return and was caught in his car with hundreds of pounds of cocaine and false Portuguese identity papers in September 2017.
He admitted having the drugs with intent to supply and having a false ID document at Kingston Crown Court in November 2017. He was sentenced to three years and 10 months’