Key Criminal Figure 'Dybala' Arrested in Iraq, Linked to Violent Crimes in Sweden
Dybala, a key figure in the Foxtrot crime network, has been arrested in Iraq, linked to multiple violent crimes in Sweden.
Key Points
- • Dybala arrested in Erbil, Iraq, by local security forces.
- • Linked to multiple murders, including that of a father of three in Skurup.
- • Wanted by Interpol and Swedish police for involvement in the Foxtrot criminal network.
- • Previously deported from Sweden after seeking asylum and being convicted of weapons offenses.
A significant development in the realm of international law enforcement occurred recently with the arrest of a 27-year-old man known as 'Dybala' in Erbil, Iraq. This arrest was reported by SVT and is linked to ongoing criminal investigations involving the notorious Foxtrot crime network.
'Dybala' is under scrutiny for his alleged orchestration of numerous violent crimes in Sweden, including a particularly brutal murder in Skurup. This incident involved the assassination of a father of three, highlighting the extent of his criminal activities. He was wanted by both Interpol and Swedish authorities, showcasing the international nature of the manhunt. His capture was facilitated by local Iraqi police, who informed Swedish law enforcement of the arrest.
This operation underscores the complex web of criminal activities associated with 'Dybala' and his ties to notorious gang figures. He is also connected to Rawa Majid, another figure involved in several violent incidents linked to the Foxtrot network. Prior to his arrest, 'Dybala' had sought asylum in Sweden in 2015 but was denied, leading to his deportation following a conviction for serious weapons offenses.
Additionally, 'Dybala' has publicly supported the Foxtrot organization on social media, further indicating his allegiance to these criminal entities. His connections extend to a deceased Iraqi gang leader, Mustafa 'Benzema' Aljiburi, suggesting a deep-rooted involvement in organized crime.
In light of this arrest, authorities are now scrutinizing the implications of his capture on the ongoing battles against organized crime in Sweden, with serious discussions expected regarding the extradition process and future legal actions against him.