Swedish gang member reportedly murdered in Turkey

A 19-year-old Swedish citizen has been arrested on suspicion of shooting dead a man in a suburb of Istanbul, Turkish media reports. Expressen understands that the victim is a 34-year-old man who is identified as one of Sweden's leading drug wholesalers. At the time of his death, he was being held in absentia for masterminding the smuggling of 115 kilos of cocaine to Sweden.

A prominent Swedish gang member has been killed in Turkey, according to SVT. Swedish police are working with the country's authorities to confirm his identity. - If our information is correct, it is a wanted Swede who has previously been requested to be detained, says Håkan Wall, head of the international unit at the police.

A Swedish gang member has been shot dead in Turkey, according to reports. Swedish police have been contacted by the information.

A man described as a "leader" in the Swedish gang environment has been murdered in Turkey, reports SVT Nyheter. The police confirm the information. - We have received information from our Turkish colleagues that this has happened, says Håkan Wall, head of the international unit at Noa, to TT.

A prominent figure within the Swedish gang community has been murdered in Turkey, according to reports to SVT Nyheter. “We are aware of the information and are looking for more information. We have good contact with our Turkish colleagues and work in close cooperation,” Mathias Rutegård of the police's national media centre told SVT.

A blood-curdling incident occurred in Kağıthane, Istanbul. Edijan V. of Sweden shot and killed Ahmet Celal Ortakalci with a gun in 8 places with a gun, where he was fighting in the parking lot of a site. As the Swedish suspect fled the scene on an electric scooter, he was later caught by police.