The police’s last clue is a silver Volvo

GOTHENBURG. Several perpetrators are being hunted after the murder of rap artist C.Gambino.

The police’s last clue is a silver Volvo V70.

– We know that a car left the garage in connection with the shooting, says police spokesperson Thomas Fuxborg.

Previously, a total of seven bullet holes were visible here in the garage at Hisingen in Gothenburg after the artist C. Gambino was shot dead.

Now the tracks have been swept away. The glass by the elevators, which previously had bullet holes, has been replaced, and the blood on the ground has been washed away.

But on the ground lies a red rose. Some candles are burning and young people have gathered and in a ring around the murder scene.

One of them stands on an electric scooter and looks down at the lights.

Sources: Connected to the gang environment

Barely a month ago, C.Gambino won the hip-hop of the year award at the Grammy Awards. Just days before the shooting, he released the song “Sista gång”.

But he is also connected to the gang milieu in Gothenburg, according to Aftonbladet’s sources.

The 26-year-old has joint business with a previously convicted gang member whom the police connect to the Norra Biskop network.

Looking for a silver Volvo

At the moment, it is unclear who, or who, is behind the murder of the acclaimed artist.

– When we got there, we met the artist C.Gambino shot with several shots, says police spokesperson Thomas Fuxborg.

Witnesses state that a car left the scene shortly after the shooting, possibly in the direction of the E6. According to Fuxborg, it is a silver Volvo V70.

– We want to get in touch with the people who were in the car to find out if they were scared, or if it is the shooters, he says.

The police suspect that the shooter or shooters were in the parking garage waiting for the artist.

– He gets there and parks the car, then he gets shot at the exit, says Tomas Fuxborg.

The police will review several surveillance videos from the garage.

On social media, he is mourned by his fans.

“He was a kind person,” writes one of them.