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The motorcycle travels through Stockholm.
It’s Friday, March 27, and the driver is about to commit a presumed ordered murder.
He stops the motorcycle and enters at 11:18 am through a garage door at a tire company in Birger Jarlsgatan.
Mc men.
Photo: Police
He’s there for 14 seconds, fires seven shots. A man is hit by several bullets and dies. The act is captured by the garage surveillance camera.
The murder victim has close ties to the Östberganätverket, one of the most violent criminal gangs in Stockholm. The theory of the police is that the murder is part of an infected settlement since a break in the network emerged.
The bomb attack in Café Sirap on March 10, the murder in the garage on March 27 and the unsolved murder of the owner of Café Sirap – he was found dead in April – are the events linked to the conflict.
This has happened
The key people:
Owner of Café Sirap he had previously been punished for drug offenses and had previously been close to the Östberganätverket. In recent times, he has been released and has reached an agreement with the network, according to the police investigation. Found murdered in mid-April.
The owner of the tire company He had previously been convicted mainly of minor drug-related offenses and ran his company together with a partner who had long been associated with the management of Östberganätverket. Killed in the garage.
Mc men murder suspect in garage. He had previously been a part of the Bandidos motorcycle gang, but now lacks a connection to the gang.
When:
Sirap coffee is postponed for vandalism, threats and an attack in late March. It was previously known as a classic cafe in Vasastan with good brunch pancakes.
In the garage of the tire company On Birger Jarlsgatan, the owners of Café Sirap, the leader of the Östberganätverket and the owners of the tire company meet during a threatening meeting on Friday before the attacks on the café. The owner of the tire company is shot to death in the garage three weeks later.
In the Älvsjö cemetery the owner of the tire company was buried after the murder and in mid-April, the owner of Café Sirap was found murdered in a forest area of the cemetery. He is tied up and shot.
“I’m going to fuck now”
Mc’s man managed to escape the crime scene after the shooting. But a few weeks later, the police made a breakthrough when 36-year-old Christer Hofmeijer was arrested and detained.
A few days before the murder in the garage, he wrote in a text message:
“Trust me, I’m going to fuck off now. Fuck on everything now.”
After the murder, his ex-girlfriend wrote to him:
The explosive attack on coffee.
Photo: Police
This note was found one day before the Sirap Cafe was bombed.
Photo: POLICEMAN
“Don’t you ever hear from me again, assassin.”
On Wednesday, the Stockholm District Court announced that Christer Hofmeijer will be convicted of the murder.
He currently has no known gang connection, but has experience with Bandidos and connections with the owners of Café Sirap.
Image of the preliminary police investigation.
Photo: Police
The police investigation indicates that he committed the murder on behalf of the owner of the cafe. The owner of the cafe was found murdered in mid-April and has therefore not been able to stand trial.
There is no technical evidence against the motorcyclist Christer Hofmeijer, but prosecutor Marina Chirakova believes that a chain of alleged clues still links him to the event.
“Severe suffering”
These are mainly images of Hofmeijer and the motorcycle, as well as text conversations in time before and after the event.
The Stockholm District Court agrees with Chirakova and sentences to life imprisonment against the murderer’s denial.
According to the district court, the prosecutor has shown that the defendant at that time wore clothing similar to that worn by the perpetrator, that he had a cutting-gun similar to the weapon used in the events and that the defendant was riding a motorcycle. The prosecutor has also proven that the defendant immediately after the events told other people that he was the author. “writes the court.
In addition to murder, Hofmeijer is convicted, among other things, of attempted murder, drug-related offenses, drunk driving and aggravated weapons offenses.
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