Gleka was arrested by detectives from the Fugitive Taskforce in Melbourne this morning, nine days after fleeing from Maribyrnong. Police initially wanted Gjeka held in a high-security facility, fearing he posed an escape risk from what is largely an immigration detention centre. Sources said they were worried about strong links to outlaw bikie gangs and Albanian crime figures before his escape. Meantime, a getaway driver who covered up an aborted hit on Gjeka, and helped the assassin escape prosecution, has been released on parole after spending two years behind bars for his part in the botched attack. Gjeka was shot three times in the attack after answering the door at a house at Mt Barker, in the Adelaide hills. Russell James Logan and Brett Matthew Murch were originally found guilty of attempted murder and jailed for more than 14 years, before an appeal saw Logan plead guilty to the lesser sentence and prosecutors decide not to pursue Murch's case. Originally published as Fugitive bikie caught nine days after escape