Several serious violent crimes took place in southern Stockholm three days in a row in January.
All on behalf of the Kurdish fox, according to the suspects.
Now his perpetrators are being sentenced – and a man who controlled the boys.
The murder occurred on January 20, 21 and 22 this year.
Prosecutors in the cases suspect that notorious “Kurdish Fox” Rawa Majid, 36, ordered the violence as part of the bloody war with the leader of the Valley Network.
A total of six people aged 15-20 were charged with involvement in the events. The oldest of them, the 20-year-old, was the one who gave directives to the teenagers acting as executors. The 20-year-old, who is part of the Zero network in Jordbro, in turn is said to have been controlled by the Kurdish fox.
– We judge the 20-year-old to be a client for younger people. He is part of a local network in Jordbro and that network is itself subordinate to the network of the Kurdish Fox and we have seen in pictures how he posed with this ring which is said to be typical of the subjects of the Kurdish Fox, said prosecutor Lisa dos Santos in connection with that charges were brought.
First, automatic fire was opened at an apartment door in Fruängen, where people from Dalen were thought to be. Among other things, there was a baby in the home. The shooters were two 14-year-olds who could not be charged because of their age. However, the 20-year-old was the one who prepared the shooting and gave instructions to the boys.
The following day, a 15, 16 and 19-year-old was instructed by the man to shoot a person. The crime was to take place in Enskededalen and was seen as a mark against the Valley network. The target would be “anyone”.
– The instruction that one of them received just before, just a few seconds before, is that he should shoot a person with a Gucci cap and a jacket over five thousand kroner, says prosecutor Karin Hammar.
The teenagers selected a man, who had no links to criminal networks, whom they chased with automatic weapons and fired several shots at. However, he managed to escape the bullets.
On the third day, the 20-year-old gave the assignment to shoot a person in Skarpnäck. The contractors were another 20-year-old, an 18-year-old and a 14-year-old boy. However, the murder plans were stopped after a police chase.
Today at 11 a.m., the Södertörn district court announced the verdict in the gang case.
The 20-year-old was jailed for 18 years for inciting attempted murder, attempted murder, inciting preparation for murder and inciting a serious weapons offence.
• The text is updated