From his home in Spain, he arranged the transport of several tonnes of cocaine across the Atlantic. Now the so-called Playa Swede Jonas Falk has been sentenced to nine years and two months in prison for extensive drug crimes.
CrimeProsecutor Lars Lindman is demanding that the so-called Playa Swede, Jonas Falk, be sentenced to 12 years and 10 months in prison for serious drug offences.
CrimeA new, smaller heat wave may be on the way. In southern Sweden, it could reach 30 degrees in several places by Wednesday or Thursday, according to SMHI.
SwedenJonas Falk does not want to participate when the hearing against him in a new major cocaine case begins in Stockholm District Court. In protest, he also does not want to say how he views the suspicions. Formally, this means that he neither admits nor denies the charge, says his lawyer Max Ahlgren.
CrimeHe has been convicted of a number of bank robberies, among other crimes, and had already been called one of Sweden's most dangerous criminals at the age of 20. In 2014 he was acquitted in a major cocaine case, but the "playa Swede" Jonas Falk - also called "the Swedish Pablo Escobar" - has since been convicted of further crimes. Now he is charged with large-scale cocaine smuggling from, among other places, Colombia.
Sweden"Playa Swede" Jonas Falk is being charged with new crimes. The 53-year-old, who was identified in 2010 as the mastermind behind one of Sweden's largest drug cases, is accused of extensive cocaine smuggling from South America to Europe.
CrimeNational team goalkeeper Jennifer Falk returns to Häcken after being loaned to Liverpool in the spring.
FootballAfter more than ten years in the dustbin, the suspense series Johan Falk is making a comeback. Falk has changed over the past ten years, Gothenburg has changed, and when he returns now it is in a story that is darker, tougher and has more action, says lead actor Jakob Eklund.
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