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The 16-year-old was recruited by the Foxtrot network to carry out a murder in Norrköping. The police arrested the boy before he could obtain a weapon.
It was at the beginning of July this year that a 16-year-old boy traveled from Norway to Norrköping. He had undertaken an assassination mission for the criminal network Foxtrot. Travel, taxi and an Airbnb apartment in Navestad had been arranged for him.
In the evening, he was given a mobile phone and an electric scooter which, according to the verdict, were intended to be used in the planning. But before he got a firearm or could carry out the planned murder, the police struck.
The district court considers it proven that the 16-year-old had undertaken to carry out a murder for compensation and points to chats on the phone, where there is information about payment, weapons and an assignment to kill. The boy has said that he had intended to withdraw, but the district court attaches no importance to that.
The penalty is imprisonment for one year and six months and deportation from Sweden with a ban on re-entry. Two men are cleared of suspicion in the case.

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