Sweden: Muslim wanted by police in Stockholm gang murder arrested in Lebanon

In mid-January, Swedish National Police Chief admitted that migration, i.e. Muslim migration from the Middle East, reckless unvetted Muslim migration, was related to gang crim. 

Why would any thinking person expect any different? It is engrained in Muslim populations in Islamic countries that the Sharia is above all laws, so respecting Western laws isn’t required for those who ascribe to the Sharia.

There are other Iraqi nationals who have escaped back to Iraq.

Jihad activity is frequently financed through crime. Western countries are used and manipulated, with little resistance.

“Said Sadat called for the arrest after the murder,” translated from “Efterlyste Said Sadat gripen efter mordet,” Expressen, February 17, 2022:

Said Sadat, 24, has been wanted internationally after the murder of Årstabron. Now he has been arrested in Lebanon.

“I am pleased that the search has yielded results and that we can now continue in the investigation of the murder,” says Lisa dos Santos, senior chamber prosecutor.

The trial after the murder of Årstabron in September 2020 was a success for the prosecution. Thanks to evidence from the media involved in the FBI’s chat tool Anom and detailed mapping of the suspects, the roles in the murder plot could be sorted out and the sentences became the most severe possible in the district court.

The designated murderer Abdul Haleem, 30, was sentenced to life in prison. He had ended up in a conflict with the murder victim who had previously been his ally in Stockholm’s gang war.

Toj Kamrani, 28, had been the murder victim’s best friend, but lured him into the murder trap and was involved in the fatal shooting on the bridge. Kamrani was also sentenced to life in prison.

Kevin Williams was singled out as the shooter and the one hired as the torpedo by Haleem. He was 20 years old at the time of the murder and received a 14-year prison sentence after the youth discount.

A designated man in the murder plot was missing during the trial: Said Sadat. Abdul Ghaffar Haleem was sentenced to life in prison after the murder of Årstabron. Kevin Williams was sentenced to 14 years in prison. Toj Kamrani was sentenced to life in prison.

In the chats and the police survey, suspicions have been raised that he was guilty of aiding and abetting murder. According to the call, he had “together with others participate in the planning and organization of the execution of the act. He has thereby strengthened other people who participated in the act in their intent, offered to arrange the necessary attributes for the execution of the act, to help look for NN (the murder victim) and to assist with payment to the person / persons who came to perform the act.”

Arrested in Lebanon

Said Sadat has been wanted since June 2021. After the trial and the harsh sentences, several shots were fired into his family’s apartment.

On Thursday, the news suddenly came that he had been arrested.

“I have been told that he has been arrested in Beirut in Lebanon,” says Lisa dos Santos, senior chamber prosecutor. She will now request that Sadat be extradited to Sweden.

Since he is a Swedish citizen, and as far as was known during the investigation, he is not a Lebanese citizen, there are good hopes of getting him home for a Swedish trial.

Extradition can take a long time

In another murder case, there was a problem. After the triple murder in Uddevalla in 2015, the suspected murderer Martin Saliba fled to Lebanon and because he was a Lebanese citizen, he was not extradited to Sweden.

He was instead sentenced to life in prison in Lebanon and is serving his sentence there.

Said Sadat cannot count on the same treatment if he is not a Lebanese citizen.

Haleem, Kamrani and Williams have appealed the district court’s ruling and the trial in the Court of Appeal will begin in mid-March.

The extradition process with Said Sadat is expected to take a long time and if he comes to Sweden, there will be a separate trial in his case.