The harsh end of drug business: the prosecutor claims 1.3 million compensation for a crime benefit from a young man
Trials|According to the indictment, the man encouraged the woman to burn the facilities of the motorcycle club.
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On Monday, a drug story against a 22-year-old Finnish man began in the Eastern Uusimaa District Court.
The prosecutor demands a $ 1.3 million crime benefit and imprisonment for several serious drug offenses.
The man is also accused of incitement to two destruction at the motorcycle club in Raseborg.
Ordinary The handling of a more extensive drug story began on Monday in the Eastern Uusimaa District Court, where the main accused, a 22-year-old Finnish man, requires imprisonment for huge amounts of drugs.
Police have suspected the man is a Finnish leader in the international criminal network. He has been in custody since autumn.
The man’s supply bundle is exceptionally heavy. He is accused of several serious drug offenses in Finland for the past couple of years. According to the charges, he has been involved, among other things, in the import and trade of over 300 kilos of amphetamine.
Thus, the prosecutor’s demand for losing a crime benefit to the state is also in his class: the prosecutor calculates the crime benefit has accrued over EUR 1.3 million, which is now required of the man.
In his response The man categorically denies all the charges. He says, among other things, that he did not care, possessed or handed over any of these items and has not received any euro benefit.
The prosecution was read to other people who, according to them, were part of the import and distribution of drugs to Finland.
The prosecutor insists that the man’s punishment be intensified because it has been a matter of the activities of an organized criminal group, which, among other things, shows clear co -operation and the divorced division of labor.
Some of the suspected members of the group were not investigated.
As the main factor The suspect was also charged with two incitements to destruction. According to the indictment, he bent the woman to light a fire twice on the premises of a little known motorcycle club in Raseborg last spring and fall.
The woman had a drug debt to the man and was supposed to set off some of the debts.
For the first time, a fire lit by a woman destroyed the wall and roof structures adjacent to the main door.
The second time, the woman was charged with a fire on the wall of the building with gas. The passerby saw the flames on the wall and reported it to the man inside the building.
The man also denied these charges.
The District Court will give its decision later in the spring.
