Three closed to kill the Swedish hip-hop star C Gambino

Three men of their 20s have received long prisons for their role in the fatal shooting of the award-hip-hop artist with Gambino in Gothenburg last year.

C Gambino, whose real name was Karar Ramadan, was declared a hip-hop artist since 2023. At the Gimis music awards of Sweden a month before he was killed, in what prosecutors described as ruthless and deliberate shooting.

All three men were convicted of assisting and adhering to murder, and two of them were released from murder, as Gothenburg’s court ruled that it could not be established beyond the reasonable doubt who fired the fatal shots.

The gun that killed the Gambino was never found and later found a car used in the shooting was burned.

The murder of C Gambino is associated with a local band conflict, although the motive remains a mystery. Prosecutors said there was no evidence to suggest that it was part of any criminal network.

For several years, the largest cities in Sweden have been obsessed with the violence of the gang, which is said to be dozens of lives, often involving children hired to commit violent attacks.

The rapper, who was 26, was shot dead in a multi -storey parking lot in Gothenburg in June 2024. In what The court stated that an attack was carefully planned And he had the character of “pure performance”.

Investigators failed to find DNA traces of the attackers, but mapping their mobile phone movements during the shooting.

The prosecutor also told the Swedish public operator SVT that police had managed to use hours of video surveillance from the parking lot and elsewhere.

Videos showed the vehicle of the killers entering the parking lot more than a week before the shooting, and then waited hours before the attack was held when C Gambino returned home from the gym late in the evening.

Although he was able to raise the alarm, the emergency services that arrived at the scene were unable to use their communication system and had to shout at each other, SVT reported.

The artist died in hospital about an hour later.

In his sentence, the court gave a 22-year-old life sentence in prison, while the other two ages 21 and 20 were sent respectively 15 and a half and a half, respectively, respectively, respectively, respectively, respectively, respectively, respectively, respectively, respectively, respectively, respectively, respectively

A fourth man, 19, was convicted of setting his car on fire.

Another case related to the band ended Wednesday with a 14-year-old boy, found guilty of shooting a dead man at his home by order of one of the most famous bands in Sweden, Foxstrot.

Two other boys were convicted: one for conspiracy and the other for preparing the murder in Southern Sweden. None of the three will face punishment because they are below the age of criminal liability, which is 15 in Sweden.

The victim of Skurup’s murder was directed because his son refused to attack Foxtrot’s gang.

Iraqi Kurdistan police have, meanwhile, has arrested a key figure in the Foxstrot gang, according to Swedish radio.

The suspect is described as close to the band leader Rava Majid and is linked to a number of murders in Sweden, including shooting at Skew.