A Swedish Suspected of an Attack on Command Was Caught in Romania. What Investigators Found at the Searches
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Swedish rapper Haval Khalil, considered by the Swedish authorities to be an important person in an organised crime network in Stockholm, was captured on Thursday 3 September 2026 in Romania. The operation was carried out by the Romanian authorities together with the Swedish authorities, under the coordination of Eurojust and with the support of Europol.
A Swedish citizen, a member of an organized crime group suspected of involvement in several attacks committed in Sweden, was arrested in Romania on Thursday following searches in Bucharest and Otopeni. The man, who was established in the country for about three years, was wanted on the basis of an arrest warrant issued by the Swedish authorities. The investigators discovered two weapons, a bulletproof vest and other means of evidence.
A Swedish citizen, alleged to be a member of an organized crime group and targeted by an arrest warrant issued by the Swedish authorities, was found in Romania, where he lived for about three years. Article Swedish citizen suspected of involvement in armed attacks on command, caught in Romania. DIICOT searches in Bucharest and Otopeni appear first in Romania TV.
The DIICOT prosecutors carried out, on Thursday, searches in Bucharest and Otopeni to catch a Swedish citizen established in Romania, who would have been involved in several attacks on command committed in Sweden. According to a statement transmitted on Thursday by DIICOT and quoted by Agerpres, the prosecutors of the Directorate of Investigation of Organized Crime and Terrorism Infractions ...
Rapper Haval Khalil was arrested in Romania on Thursday. He is suspected of aiding and abetting murder and aggravated extortion. "When we say we will pick them off 'one by one', we mean exactly that," writes Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson in a comment to DN.
Gangster and rapper Haval Khalil has been arrested in Romania. Khalil has previously been convicted of involvement in the kidnapping of Einár, among other things.
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