Nine gang members jailed after huge police operation

Nine members of the gang Loyal to Familia is on Thursday night has been remanded in custody for four weeks, charged with attempted murder.

this was stated by The Copenhagen Police on Twitter.

the Gangbangers, who are aged 21-26 years, was on Wednesday evening arrested in a big, coordinated police raid on several addresses in the Metropolitan area.

They refuse all guilty and are now considering whether they will dear the decision to the regional court, informs the public prosecutor to the news agency Ritzau.

There is talk about assassination attempts, respectively 3. april on Gadelandet in Husum, and the 25. and no later than 27. may in Birmingham, it emerged earlier on Thursday in a press release from the police.

None of the three incidents, however so far, that was fired any shots, have vicepolitiinspektør Knud Hvass stated to Ekstra Bladet. He is head of the department for organized crime at the Police.

the 112 - 28. may. 2020 - pm. 12:36 After the police action: A hunted remain

The first two assassination attempts, respectively. 3. april and 25. may has not been reported in the press. The latest attempt took place last night, but was foiled by the police disclosed it in the press release. It was in this context that the first suspect was arrested.

the Police, the lynx scout car, chased the suspects tried to flee in a car, but lost control of it and drove into a house in Strandby Avenue. The residents of the house are, according to the police does not come to something, but has obviously got a serious fright.

- As part of a longer investigation, we got intelligence that there were planned an ambush. Therefore, we did to mod the car and, subsequently, to several addresses, where several of the suspects resided. Of course we hope that the arrests will put a damper on the current gang-related conflict, says Knud Hvass in the press release from Thursday morning.

the 112 - 27. may. 2020 - pm. 23:06 Big police operation in Copenhagen

the Occupants of the car tried to flee from the spot, but two of them were arrested nearby. In the wrecked car, police found a submachine gun, a pistol and a part of ammunition. A third thrust of the foot.

- Him, we are looking for now. We know his identity, and we encourage him to report themselves, says Knud Hvass in the press release.

According to police, several of those arrested are registered gang members. The rest have relationships to the gang neighborhoods of north west.

Later, seven additional persons were arrested at different locations in the metropolitan area. Police expect further arrests in the cases.

Both the Copenhagen Police and the city of Copenhagen is Ranked the Police participated in the politiaktionen in the area around Moscow. Heavily armed officers and civilian police were present, just like Ekstra photographer on the ground observed both the helicopter and the drone which hung in the air.

Such a scenario the police action:

Police on Thursday issued a press release about the background of police action in Hvidovre and Rødovre on Wednesday evening.

Here is the scenario:

In the press release described it, that one Tuesday evening, fending off an assassination attempt. This happened in the area at the Arnold Nielsens Boulevard and the Lyrics.

Here are trying to elope in a Polish-registered Audi. In connection with the escape attempt of the police to stop the Audien by either a collision, or prevent it from running on.

Biljagten then continued down the Lyrics. In a junction, he loses control of the vehicle and torpedoing a house in Strandby Avenue.

Subsequently, the leader of the police with dogs, drones, and a helicopter at Hvidovre Strandvej out to the water.

Supposedly, flugtbilisten you're looking for here.

the Police shall also, a number of arrests on the Valhøj Avenue and a property at Tårnvej in Rødovre.

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