THE mother of the hero cop murdered by a notorious asylum seeking gangster blasted Britain for being too soft on him yesterday.
Retired maths teacher Katia Bano, 77, fought back tears as she told how her detective son Klenti was gunned down by hitmen sent by Albanian mafia boss Maksim Cela.
Cela, 59, has sparked outrage by battling to stay in the UK on human rights grounds claiming he is at risk from rival mobsters back home.
Cela is walking free on British streets while battling to stay on human rights grounds claiming he is at risk from rival mobsters back home.
The Sun exclusively revealed – after a two year court battle to lift a ban on naming him – that he fled to the UK just five days after serving half of a 25-year jail term.
Klenti’s mum Katia spoke for the first time yesterday of her fury that the 59-year-old crimelord has shown no remorse while running rings around Britain’s asylum system.
She said: “I am amazed how Maksim Cela managed to get into the UK and that the killer of my son is free there now.
“He deserved life in prison for murdering an innocent man who was serving the state and I don’t understand why he is tolerated in Britain.
“It really upsets me knowing he has a new life there and my son is in his grave.”
