Last November, a Swedish man in his 30s was shot several times outside Mossehallen in Moss. According to news’s information, he has links to the criminal Foxtrot network. According to what news learns, the police link the attempted murder to the ongoing conflict between the Swedish gang leaders Rawa Majid, known as “The Kurdish Fox”, and Ismail “Jordgubben” Abdo. The man in his 30s was probably tried to kill himself with a Tokarev pistol. It is a Soviet semi-automatic handgun that was produced until the 1950s. Kripos believes it is likely that cartridge casings found at the scene originate from this type of weapon, according to a recent detention order from Søndre Østfold district court. – The police do not have control over the weapon, says police attorney Benedicte Granrud to news. It is likely that this type of gun was used during the shooting in Moss. Illustration image, taken from Wikipedia. Photo: Askild Antonsen / Wikimedia Commons A police theory is that the weapon was left behind in Norway when the supposed perpetrators fled to Sweden. – It is natural for the police to look for the murder weapon in the places where we know the perpetrators have been after the incident, says Granrud. Had pictures of the weapon A 21-year-old Swedish citizen, who was in Moss when the shots fell, has been charged with complicity in attempted murder. He fled to Sweden in a rental car shortly after the shooting, but was later arrested and extradited to Norway. The police have found over 30 images of weapons and ammunition on the 21-year-old’s phone, the district court writes in the detention order. Most of the weapon images show the Tokarev, or TT-33, as the weapon is also called. The 21-year-old will be a trial member of the MC club Bandidos. Photo: private The police have also come across several conversations in which the attempted murder is said to have been discussed. “The accused is registered with a telephone number that participates in several encrypted chat conversations, where the participants apparently comment on the shooting incident, before, during and after the incident itself,” the ruling states. Escalated after murder of mother 34-year-old Ismail Abdo is charged with the Moss shooting, and was wanted internationally last week, according to news’s information. The police will not confirm the identity of the wanted man. According to news’s information, Norwegian police have wanted Ismail Abdo, known as “Jordgubben”, internationally. Photo: Swedish police / SVT news has previously written that the man who was shot in Moss assisted Rawa Majid during his escape to Iran in October. The conflict between Abdo and Majid came to a head a month earlier, when Abdo’s mother was killed by two underage men associated with the Foxtrot network. According to what news learns, the police connect the attempted murder in Moss to the ongoing conflict, where Ismail Abdo has wanted to avenge the murder of his mother. The police will not go into more detail about what they believe is the motive for the shooting in Moss. – We have a guess as to what was the background to the attempted murder of the victim, but we do not wish to comment on this at the present time, says Granrud. New man extradited A total of five men have been arrested since the attempted murder in November last year. One of them has been released. Three others have been in custody for several months. The fifth man was arrested in Sweden last week. He was later extradited to Norway, and is now behind bars on the Norwegian side of the border. It is not known how he responds to the charges. In addition, the 34-year-old Swedish-Turkish citizen is internationally wanted. The police do not rule out the possibility of more arrests. – Information in the case indicates that more people were involved in the incident than those the police have control over, says police attorney Benedicte Granrud. Published 05.07.2024, at 07.55
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Hunting semi-automatic pistol after the shooting in Moss – news Østfold – Local news, TV and radio
