Teenage girls are used as a state in the wars of organized crime in Sweden: “Young children thirst for blood”

Teenage girls rented themselves as a state in Organized crime wars in SwedenProsecutors say that he is keen to prove that they are more deadly and no mercy than young people.

“I had a case that was involved in a 15 -year -old girl who was recruited to shoot a person in his head,” Eda Arnil, the Stockholm Prosecutor, told AFP. “She was able to choose the type of task that she wanted, in other words, to aim for a man’s door or head. She chose the head.”

She was arrested with a 17 -year -old male partner who pulled the trigger, leaving the victim, adhering to life after he was shot in the neck, stomach and legs.

Arnil said that an increasing number of girls provide their services to their livelihoods, including Hthlemin, on encrypted messaging sites.

The prosecutor added that the girls “must show that they are more designed and difficult (than boys) to get a job.”

About 280 girls between the ages of 15 and 17 were accused of killing or wrongful killing or other violent crimes last year – although it is unclear number related to organized crimes.

Experts say statistics are far from being far from the role of girls and women in the violent organized crime networks that suffer from the sliding of the Scandinavian nation under the radar for years.

They say that this blind spot has benefited from crime networks and put the young women at great danger.

Children under the age of 15 have been appointed to kill

fire The bombings are an almost daily event with organized crime often recruiting adolescents under the age of 15-Essence of criminal responsibility-to do their dirty work on encrypted applications.

“In general, young children are thirsty for blood in these chats,” Arnil said, regardless of their gender.

Sweden was once known for the low crime, but the gangs – which have appeared over the past fifteen years – changed all of this through drug trafficking and weapons, fraud in social welfare and human trafficking.

The government now calls them a “regular threat” to the country.

It was even reported that they have infiltrated the luxury sector in Sweden, local policy, legal and educational systems, and caring for events.

Police say that loose network leaders are increasingly organizing operations from abroad, and they depend on mediators to carry out their revenge.

Visits, shooting, strikes and bombings are often contracted and put on encrypted sites.

“Girls are recognized as victims … but their participation in criminal circles is more prevalent than we have assumed a long time,” said Sweden’s Minister of Justice Gunnar Stromer in April.

He added: “Prepared concepts about the role of women and girls in the crime are a danger that is not seen as criminals or as people who need help.”

Girls “weakly weak”

“We have very little data and studies on the role of women,” the Swedish police told AFP.

The Sweden National Council for Crime Prevention is currently conducting an in -depth study on the nature of the crimes committed by girls and women, as well as the violence they are subject to. Its conclusions are due in October.

Girls “can play the role of leadership and facilitate criminal activities, and at the same time they are victims themselves and are very exposed.”

“The vast majority of them have a problem in drug addiction and have a kind of unspecified shock,” said Maria Liuelin, the author participating in the report.

The report added that two -thirds of the girls who committed drug -related crimes have been subjected to sexual violence.

“People trust me”

Natalie Klocar was born to a drug addict and a father went to prison when she was a child.

She was nineteen years old when she started dealing with drugs, initially to finance cannabis addiction.

“After a month I had more than 300 customers. After a few months, I had 900 customers, and then I stopped counting.”

“Many of them were surprised that I was a woman,” she said. “People trust me … no one suspects me.”

Her work has grown quietly over a period of four years, the recruitment of girls and the construction of Monel customers cannot dream of her competitors.

But with the ease of money, the violence came.

At the age of twenty -three and pregnant with her first child, Natalie refused to pick up three kilograms of drugs from her resource, after she was removed that she would be stolen.

Young men appeared on her door and took her to a nearby forest, still in her pajamas.

There she saw her best friend on his knees, a pistol in his temple.

She said that she asked herself: “Will he die or will I face abortion because of this tension.”

Her friend’s life was involved.

“I knew this was not the life that I wanted to give my daughter,” she said.

On the day her daughter was born, she left the criminal world.

Organized crime wars in Sweden

In July, he was the head of one of the largest crime organizations in Sweden He was arrested in Türkiye. The Swedish media appointed him in the name of Ismail Abdel -Bad, 35 years old, and the head of the Rumba Crime Organization was claimed to have been organizing operations from abroad.

Abd, topic International detention order Since 2024, it was once leading the crime network Foxtrot with Rawa Majid – the most required criminal in Sweden punishment Earlier this year by the US Treasury. The two are suspected of controlling large parts of the Swedish drug market.

But the spouses fell, and a new violent chapter began in gang wars in Sweden when Abd’s mother was killed in September 2023 at her home, BBC mentioned.

Sweden has been afflicted with violence in recent months, with a lot of crime associated with gangs.

Last month, a Fire near a mosque In the middle of Sweden, she left one person and was injured, and the police said she believed that she was violently associated with gangs, according to Associated Press.

In April, there were three youths between the ages of 15 and 20 Shoot In broad daylight in a hair salon in the center of Uppsala, about 45 miles north of Stockholm.

Earlier in April, two people were killed in the battle of a suspected gang in Gothenburg, while a Rab singer, famous for the famous rapper, was shot In the battle of a gang in the city in December.

The Swedish government has proposed a new legislation that would allow the police to ventilate children under the age of 15 in an attempt to reduce violence, According to the BBC.