A man wanted in connection with the death of Tomasz Waga has been arrested.
Artan Palluci, 31, was arrested in the London area last week and brought back to Cardiff for questioning.
Palluci has now been charged with participating in the criminal activities of an organised crime group and breaching bail conditions.
He appeared at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court on Friday, February 10 and is remanded in custody for a further hearing at Cardiff Crown Court on Friday, March 3.
Earlier this year, three men were jailed as part of this on-going investigation.
Josif Nushi and Mihal Dhana received life sentences for murder. Hysland Aliaj was sentenced to 10 years for manslaughter.
All three were found guilty following a trial at Newport Crown Court.
Tomasz’ family have been updated in relation to the latest development.
A fifth man – Elidon Elezi – remains wanted. The 22-year-old Albanian national, last known address East Finchley, London, is wanted on suspicion of murder.
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