A former rocker boss who was sentenced to life imprisonment is said to have had a relationship with an employee of the Heidering prison.
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Kadir P. was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2019 for a contract murder of a rival in a Berlin betting shop in 2014. He is considered a former leader of the Berlin Hells Angels.
According to consistent media reports, the Berlin judiciary is investigating allegations that a prisoner sentenced to life imprisonment is said to have a relationship with an employee of the Heidering prison. “As a precautionary measure, spatial separation was ensured,” the “Tagesspiegel” quoted the Berlin Senate Department of Justice as saying.
The “Bild” newspaper had previously reported that the inmate was the former Hells Angels boss Kadir P. The now 42-year-old rocker was found guilty in 2019 along with seven other defendants of a contract killing of a rival.
The Berlin district court was convinced that he was responsible for the killing of Tahir Ö, who was then 26 years old. arranged in a betting office in Berlin-Reinickendorf. The victim was shot in 2014. The so-called betting office murder, for which he was convicted, is still considered one of the most spectacular rocker cases in the capital.
What is explosive about the case: According to “Bild”, Kadir P. is said to have been transferred to the Heidering JVA because he had already had a relationship with a social worker during his time in the Moabit JVA. The affair became known in May 2023. The employee then left the judicial service. It is not known what position the employee has in the current case.
Kadir P. is considered one of the most famous figures in the Berlin rock scene. After a five-year trial with 300 trial days and 346 witnesses, a judge described him as a “dissocial alpha animal” without whom “nothing worked” in the group. As head of the Hells Angels chapter “Berlin City”, he is said to have significantly determined the fate of the Berlin branch. The group was considered particularly violent under his leadership.

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