On , the court delivered its final judgment:
In late 2022 and early 2023, Sundsvall became a flashpoint for conflict between local criminal networks and the internationally led . The case B 228-23 consolidated multiple violent incidents that occurred during this period:
Most of the 24 defendants were found guilty of crimes including attempted murder, preparation for murder, and serious weapons offenses.
Shots were fired at three people, one of whom was hit.
Penalties ranged from youth care for the youngest offenders (some under 18) to 11 years in prison for the lead adults.
Due to the sheer number of defendants (24 people) and extreme security risks, the trial was moved from Sundsvall to the high-security facilities of in Sollentuna. It began in August 2023 and lasted nearly ten weeks.
On , the court delivered its final judgment:
In late 2022 and early 2023, Sundsvall became a flashpoint for conflict between local criminal networks and the internationally led . The case B 228-23 consolidated multiple violent incidents that occurred during this period:
Most of the 24 defendants were found guilty of crimes including attempted murder, preparation for murder, and serious weapons offenses.
Shots were fired at three people, one of whom was hit.
Penalties ranged from youth care for the youngest offenders (some under 18) to 11 years in prison for the lead adults.
Due to the sheer number of defendants (24 people) and extreme security risks, the trial was moved from Sundsvall to the high-security facilities of in Sollentuna. It began in August 2023 and lasted nearly ten weeks.