AN ALBANIAN burglar has taunted the Home Office – posing for pictures next to a £300k Rolls-Royce as he battles his third deportation flight.
Dorian Puka, 32, has already been jailed and deported after he was caught committing a .


He later managed to sneak back into Britain however and has spent two years in the country, sharing pictures and videos of his lavish lifestyle.
Puka is currently facing deportation for a third time after the won an tribunal hearing to remove him.
However the government is powerless to deport Puka until his appeal against the decision has been heard and decided by an upper-tier immigration tribunal.
Amid ongoing efforts to remove Puka from Britain the 32-year-old has shared pictures on social media of his Rolls-Royce Cullinan.


The swanky motor costs a staggering £330,000 for the standard version but can reach prices as high as £400,000 with add-ons.
One video showed his expensive pet hybrid Savannah cat sitting on his lap in his pricey Cullinan.
His pet is a cross between a domestic and wild cat, and they cost from £700 to over £10,000 in the UK.
The closer that the cat is to a wild cat genetically, the more expensive and exotic it is.
He has also shared video and pictures of him shopping at Prada and other luxury shops as well as eating at high price restaurants.
While the Rolls-Royce is the most expensive car he has shared images of, he has also posted pictures of a £185,000 , a £130,000 G-Wagon and a £155,000 .
As well as cars, Puka has shared pictures of an extensive Rolex watch collection.
He was locked up in 2016 for nine months, and then deported a year later after trying to break in to a house.
The homeowner spotted him on their webcam while on holiday in .
But within a year of being kicked out, the to the UK, evading border controls.
He then carried out a string of burglaries in London, before undercover cops snared him.
Asked on his social media account if he was sorry for his crimes, he replied: “Serious ? U call that serious crime?”
And in broken English, he ranted: “Im by the here.”
In 2020, he crept back in to the UK yet again, and this time he is trying to claim asylum.
Puka often posts stories of him smoking from a shisha pipe and drinking champagne.
He has previously shared footage of himself partying in a VIP club.
A Home Office spokesman said: “This individual is a known foreign national offender, and we are doing everything in our power to ensure they are removed as soon as possible. While there are ongoing legal proceedings, we cannot comment further.
“Nearly 12,000 foreign national offenders have been returned under this Government. We will continue to do everything we can to remove these criminals from our streets.”