The announcement came after Friday afternoon's detention hearing at Norrtälje District Court, after the man landed in Sweden on Wednesday evening. The public prosecutor has until December 19 to press charges.
There are some investigative measures that remain. Among other things, we will hold a proper interrogation of the suspect and additional people. After that, the case will be finalized, says Sharareh Ghavam Nejad.
According to Ghavam Nejad, it may take longer than December 19 before charges can be brought due to the scope of the investigation.
It would be if the defense simply needed more time, she says.
Last week, representatives of Swedish and Moroccan authorities met in Rabat. The aim was to strengthen joint work against serious organized crime, and a declaration of intent was signed.
According to SVT, over 800 people influence serious crime in Sweden, even though they are abroad.
Just over a month ago, a Swedish citizen was extradited from Mexico to Sweden, suspected of several attempted murders and serious weapons crimes.
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