Gang leader Ildar Galiyev is suspected of playing a key role in the Dalen network’s conflict with Foxtrot, which shook Sweden in 2023. Now the 26-year-old is on trial in Stockholm on 24 serious criminal charges, accused of involvement in some of the network’s most high-profile murders and bombings. He sees himself as a “sicario” - an assassin, prosecutor Lukas Tigerstrand says in court.
CrimeHe is suspected of orchestrating a deadly bombing and several shootings, among other crimes. Now gang member Ildar Galiyev is being charged with involvement in four murders and a number of other serious acts of violence in 2023 and 2024. It is a gigantic indictment, says prosecutor Mats Ihlbom.
CrimeA Swedish man suspected of incitement to murder, aggravated assault and other offenses has been arrested in Cairo, police wrote on their website.
CrimeTwo more men have been arrested for involvement in the murder outside a mosque in Örebro this summer, reports Ekot on Sveriges Radio.
CrimeThe man in his 25s who was shot dead outside a mosque in Vivalla in Örebro in the middle of August had a threat against him, reports Ekot in Sveriges Radio. A 24-year-old man who is suspected of having ordered the murder is being sought abroad, the prosecutor announces at the same time.
CrimeThe police are discontinuing a preliminary investigation into threats against IFK Göteborg's outgoing club director Håkan Mild, reports Göteborgs-Posten. A great disappointment, says Mild to the newspaper.
FootballThe police in Gothenburg have identified over 30 risk supporters linked to around 100 crime suspicions. They are seen as a "dark cloud" over football in their attempts to recruit young people to crime. We must act to get rid of those elements, says police chief Emelie Kullmyr.
FootballStill dressed in the Prison and Probation Service's green clothes, the two men who escaped from a detention center in Borås could be apprehended, the police announce. They were found outdoors after tips – around two miles from the detention center. It's tough being on the run, says the police's press spokesperson Thomas Fuxborg.
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