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The Prosecutor Denies Crime: "Very Sad"

A prosecutor who is a cousin of the gang leader Ismail Abdo is suspected of having disclosed confidential information to relatives on two occasions. The woman denies any wrongdoing during the trial.

The Prosecutor Denies Crime: "Very Sad"

"Allegations: 'The Strawberry's' right-hand man arrested"

A gang leader suspected of playing a crucial role in an ongoing conflict in Denmark has been arrested in Dubai. The man is, according to SVT News, one of the closest associates of the wanted Swedish gang leader Ismail "Jordgubben" Abdo.

"Allegations: 'The Strawberry's' right-hand man arrested"

The Strawberry Arena

Friends Arena is now Strawberry Arena. Despite many making fun of the name, it's probably a good deal for Petter Stordalen, who is reported to pay over 100 million kronor for the sponsorship.

The Strawberry Arena

Life imprisonment for the murder of Ismail Abdo's mother

The murder of gang leader Ismail Abdo's mother triggered a long chain of violent revenge actions. Now the murder sentences are being established – life imprisonment and four years of closed youth care, respectively – for a 20-year-old and a 16-year-old, announces the Svea Court of Appeal.

Life imprisonment for the murder of Ismail Abdo's mother

Boy arrested armed on his way to Israel's embassy - sentenced

Two nights in a row in May, armed boys were arrested who seem to have had their sights set on the Israeli embassy. Israel accuses Iran, which according to Säpo hires Swedish gangs to commit crimes on Swedish soil.

Boy arrested armed on his way to Israel's embassy - sentenced

Swedish gangs as intermediaries for Iran – this is what has happened

The criminal networks Foxtrot and Rumba have carried out an act against Israel's embassy in Stockholm on behalf of Iran, according to Israel's intelligence agency Mossad. The Swedish Security Service Säpo has confirmed that Iran is using Swedish gangs as intermediaries.

Swedish gangs as intermediaries for Iran – this is what has happened