Dad of Brit girl killed in speedboat crash confronts police chief suspect as he ‘wishes he’d died instead of daughter’

THE devastated dad of the young British girl who was killed in a horror boat crash was seen confronting the suspect. The distraught parent, named by local media as Bledar Avdia, was pictured grabbing police chief Arjan Tase after the tragic crash in Albania that killed his seven-year-old daughter Jonada. The girl’s father was pictured confronting the suspectTiktok Distraught Bledar was seen breaking down in tears after the crashTiktok Seven-year-old Jonada instantly died when she was hit by the boat The youngster was fatally wounded while swimming with her father at Potami beach in Himara. The pair were about 15 feet out when Jonada was struck by the speedboat in front of horrified onlookers. It is alleged Tase was manoeuvring dangerously close to the shore in the borrowed RIB-style boat and lost control. And now a dramatic image has emerged that appears to show the girl’s distressed father pushing the suspect following the incident. READ MORE ON WORLD NEWS HOLIDAY HELL Brit, 34, killed on honeymoon after 'ignoring red warning flag' to go swimming BEACH HORROR Brit girl, 7, killed in speedboat crash 'as she's hit by off-duty cop chief' The picture, posted by politician Sali Berisha, has been widely shared on social media. In another heart-breaking photo, Jonada’s father can be seen desperately clutching his head as he breaks down on the shore. And in a conversation shared with teacher Bislim Ahmetaj, the mourning dad said: “I should have died and not Jonada”. According to local media, police commissioner Tase, from Elbasan, was arrested on Tuesday afternoon. Most read in The Sun LETTING LOOSE Loose Women star secretly signs up for Strictly Come Dancing 'my boy' Cheryl shows off her TINY waist as she poses with The Greatest Dancer pal 'HE'S DEVASTATED' Kem Cetinay in 60mph smash which killed biker after hurling him 20ft LOVE DRAMA I was on Love Island this year and Luca is insecure and misogynistic, says Jay PRIZE KATCH I’m so big I look like a whale but I refuse to hide my body, says Kerry Katona MUM'S AGONY Archie Battersbee’s mum may have to give son mouth-to-mouth if oxygen stopped He was due in court today after he was charged with manslaughter. An Albanian police watchdog, the Police Oversight Agency, said Tase was driving the boat from Porto Palermo towards Potami with his family members also on board. The girl’s death sparked protests in the capital with hundreds gathering in front of the Interior Ministry in Tirana yesterday calling for better beach security and protection. Demonstrators also called for the resignation of minister Bledi Çuçi, the General Director of the Police, Gladis Nano, and minister of Tourism, Mirela Kumbaro. Hundreds of candles and flowers have been placed where Jonada lost her life, as well as in front of the Prime Minister’s Office. The girl’s family is said to have been living in the UK for the past two decades and Jonada was born in London. The tragic incident happened at Potami beach in Himara Arjan Tase was charged with manslaughter