Albanian gangsters mock prison service with TikTok video of smoking and gun gestures inside prison as they stick their fingers into the prison service.
The uploaded TikTok clip showed convicted thug Addison Kakuli, 28, making a gun symbol with his hand as he and friends danced to rap music in a cell.
28-year-old Kakuli, believed to have entered the UK illegally three years ago, was sentenced in July for his part in what was described as a ‘horrendous attack’ in a drug dispute.
In June 2020, Maidstone Crown Court heard how a victim was stabbed five times in the leg, lost several teeth and was covered in cuts and bruises after being ambushed by two separate gangs of men within minutes.
Kakuli, of no fixed address, was the first offender on the scene and pushed the victim off his bicycle before punching and kicking him repeatedly.
He denied responsibility for the stabbing but pleaded guilty to attempted wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and was jailed for two-and-a-half years.
In one of the TikTok videos, Kakuli is seen smoking in a room while a voice says: ‘Gang s***, my boys! Come on, keep it,’ as they use their hands to make the gun gesture.
It is unclear which prison in the UK the footage was taken from.
Other images in the video show a group of four men in jogging trousers and tracksuits sitting in a room while making offensive gestures or guns with their hands.
Comments on two of the clips introduce Kakuli – one saying ‘Free soon Edison Kakuli’ and the other jokingly saying: ‘Really good get together’ before asking for Kakuli’s contact details.
The videos which garnered more than 13,000 views were removed after the Ministry of Justice was contacted over the videos making rounds and a search of the prison was carried out, although it is not known if the phone was recovered.
