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A 24-year-old man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for taking part in a shooting at a former Hells Angels clubhouse in central Randers, DR reported. Randers District Court handed down the sentence on Thursday. The shooting took place during the night of January 23, 2025, when at least thr…

A man in his 30s has been arrested in Romania on suspicion of attempted murder and aggravated extortion, SVT Nyheter reported. Swedish police describe him as a leading figure in a criminal network in Stockholm County. Police classify the man as a high priority individual, meaning they believe he …

Swedish police have arrested 188 criminals abroad this year in cases linked to Swedish wanted notices, SVT reported. They are suspected of organising murders, mass shootings and bomb attacks from other countries. Police arrested 21 year old Emin Muqa Kulic at a home outside Barcelona early on Sat…

An Iraqi court has sentenced Ali Shehab, a leading figure in the Foxtrot criminal network, to life in prison, SVT reports. The sentence means he cannot be extradited and is unlikely to face trial in Sweden. “The most important thing is that he is now locked up and cannot commit more crimes,” Prim…

A 35-year-old Swedish man from Stockholm has been arrested in Bodrum, Turkey, on suspicion of international drug trafficking.The arrest was carried out by Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization (MIT) and security forces following an Interpol Red Notice. At the time of his capture, the man wa…

Social media companies must remove gang recruitment advertisements within one hour of police notification or face fines of up to 5 million Swedish kronor, under a new law that took effect today, SVT Nyheter reports. Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer (M) told SVT the legislation gives police "concr…

Testimony presented during an Immigration and Refugee Board hearing revealed that the Lawrence Bishnoi gang allegedly sent a letter to police in Abbotsford, British Columbia, in August 2025 claiming it had more than 1,000 members in Canada prepared to carry out extortion-related violence. Edmonton Police Service Const. Kevin St. Louis testified that the letter described a structured criminal organization involved in shootings, threats, and extortion demands targeting wealthy South Asian business owners across several provinces. The hearing focused on Jashandeep Singh, an Indian national whom Canadian authorities are attempting to deport on grounds of organized criminality. According to investigators, the extortion network has been active in Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia, using WhatsApp calls and messages to threaten victims and demand payments. Police believe the organization originally operated under the direction of imprisoned Indian gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, although investigators now suspect internal divisions have created multiple competing groups. St. Louis identified Lawrence Bishnoi, Goldy Brar, and an individual known as Jora Sidhu as key figures connected to the network. He also stated that many of the suspected lower-level participants are temporary foreign workers or international students who arrived in Canada recently. Investigators allege these individuals have participated in shootings, insurance fraud, and vehicle-related crimes. Evidence presented during the hearing linked firearms used in crimes across multiple provinces. Police also connected associates of Jashandeep Singh to videos showing weapons being fired in Edmonton. However, St. Louis acknowledged there is currently no direct evidence connecting Singh to specific extortion incidents, and no criminal charges have been laid against him. Abbotsford police confirmed receiving the alleged gang letter and said its contents were shared with law enforcement agencies across Canada as part of ongoing investigations into organized extortion networks.

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The indictment, unsealed today in the Northern District of Ohio, marks a significant step in a years-long investigation aimed at dismantling the gang's operations in Cleveland and surrounding areas.