Albanian migrant kicked out of UK twice flaunts luxury Ferrari and ‘bully dog’ in London
Dorian Puka has been deported twice from the UK to Albania following multiple crimes in London.
An Albanian migrant who has been kicked out of the UK twice has flaunted a luxury BMW and a ‘bully dog’ in London.
Dorian Puka has been deported twice from the UK to Albania following multiple crimes in London. He was jailed for nine months in 2016 after an attempted break-in and deported the next year.
Within a year he was back in the UK, where he went on to burgle a number of homes. He was eventually arrested and jailed for three and a half years.
He was deported again in 2020 but was back the next year after travelling through Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands.
The 28-year-old burglar recently posted videos of him driving a luxury BMW, Ferrari and walking with his bully dog on his TikTok and Instagram accounts.
Since returning to the UK, he has shown off a fleet of luxury cars that includes a £75,000 Porsche Cayenne, a £130,000 Mercedes G-Wagon, £155,000 Bentley Bentayga, a £55,000 BMW X5, a £46,000 Mercedes AMG, and a £35,000 Jaguar XF.
He also posted clips of him at the Carbis Bay Hotel in St Ives, showing him walking on the beach with an electronic tag around his ankle.
Puka was seen at the five-star Cornish spa hotel in July, where he told the Mail he was there for a birthday trip and the Home Office knew where he was.
The burglar has been staying in a £250,000 two-bed terraced flat in Hounslow, west London, according to “Albanian reports” to the Telegraph.
The Home Office told the Telegraph it was powerless to remove Puka again until his asylum claim had been fully heard.
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It is understood that he has been on immigration bail and subject to an electronic tag since 2023 while he awaits a tribunal to decide on his claim.
A Home Office spokesman said: “Foreign nationals who commit crimes should be in no doubt that the law will be enforced.
“Mr Puka has been deported by the UK before. It is UK law that we cannot deport individuals where there are claims or representations still awaiting decision.
“We have already begun delivering a major surge in immigration enforcement and returns activity to remove people with no right to be in the UK, with 3,000 returned since the new government came into power.”
