[GODREKR]

June 12, 2023, STOCKHOLM- A shooting outside Stockholm left two people dead and two others wounded, police said Monday, in what appears to be a feud between criminal gangs.

An unidentified foreign man and a teenager were killed in the shooting in Farsta, a suburb south of Sweden’s capital. Two men in their 20s were later arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.

A man with an automatic weapon opened fire at around 6 p.m. (1600 GMT) Saturday outside the entrance to a subway station and struck four people. A 15-year-old boy died shortly after of his wounds, with the second victim, a 43-year-old man, dying later.

Justice Minister Gunnar Strommer said Sunday that police believe that a total of 21 shots had been fired and described the shooting as “domestic terrorism.”

One of those wounded was a woman in her 60s who was unlocking her bicycle. She told Swedish public radio that she heard about five shots. “Oh, I’ve been shot in the knee,” she told SR and added that she was bleeding, sought shelter behind a wall and yelled at others to call for help. She wasn’t identified.

Criminal gangs have become a growing problem in Sweden in recent decades, with an increasing number of drive-by shootings, bombings and grenade attacks. Most of the violence is taking place in Sweden’s three largest cities: Stockholm, Goteborg and Malmo.

There have been 144 shootings so far this year, with 18 fatalities recorded, according to police statistics. Those shootings also wounded 41 people, including innocent bystanders.

In 2022, Sweden hit a record with 62 people fatally shot. There were 391 shootings that year, and 107 people were wounded. A year earlier, there were 344 shootings, with 45 killed and 115 wounded.

A 2021 report by the Swedish national council for crime prevention said Sweden had overtaken Italy and Eastern European countries primarily because of the violent activities of organized criminal gangs.

Sweden’s center-right government has vowed to tackle gang-related crime by tightening laws.

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[azblue81]

A better title would be “they don’t have have Airdrop in Sweden”. Some asshole with shaky hands has to record another assholes phone. Did you record this Godrekr?

[Trucked up]

I thought that guy at the beginning was just some guy going though his pockets.

[jintsy]

Wow, they still give a shit when someone gets shot over there! They're not yet to the point where they stand around recording with their phone saying "Dayyyyum. Dood got shot."

[marcos_69]

Was it a scooter gang?

[GODREKR]

Originally Posted by azblue81 ↗

A better title would be “they don’t have have Airdrop in Sweden”. Some asshole with shaky hands has to record another assholes phone. Did you record this Godrekr?

Are you seriously stalking me now? Who does that? What are you 12? Get a life creep.

[AnaleFaust]

Lol

[pokerplay]

its the blonde hair blue eyed gang versus the slightly more blonde hair blue eyed gang.

[kellyhound]

As many as 30,000 people in Sweden are involved in criminal networks, the country's justice minister said Thursday, describing the figure as “breathtaking” and vowing to introduce new legislation to fight organised crime.

“Lethal firearm violence has increased dramatically and Sweden is in an extraordinarily serious situation,” said Gunnar Strömmer, who added that an official investigation set to begin later this year would look into ways to convict more criminals. The probe should be completed by September 2024, he said.

Criminal gangs have become a growing problem in Sweden, a country of 10 million that has experienced an increase in drive-by shootings, bombings and grenade attacks. Most of the violence occurs in Sweden’s three largest cities: Stockholm, Goteborg and Malmö.


Goverment and cops already lost the battle

[b0g]

That man has a typical Swedish skin tone, yep.
Why has Sweden become so anti immigration?