Published 30 December 2021 at 12.44
Domestic. A 24-year-old man belonging to the Gültekin clan is sentenced to prison for a serious weapon crime after a high-profile big fight in Lund in September. However, a 21-year-old from the rival clan Zein is acquitted of attempted murder because the district court considers that he acted in self-defense.
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The great battle between the two clans broke out in different places in Lund on September 6, 2021.
Both clans belong to the Arab-speaking people of Mhallami, who immigrated en masse from Lebanon and Turkey to Sweden and Germany and other northern European countries. clan in the Linero district. The former clan then swore revenge.
Three people have been charged in the current case. The district court sentences a 24-year-old man from the Gültekin clan for a felony for two and a half years, but acquits the 21-year-old man from the Zein clan who was charged with attempted murder, as well as his brother who is charged with protecting criminals.
The district court considers that is proven that the 21-year-old in the riot handed out a stab wound that hit one of the men who came to the restaurant in the stomach. The 21-year-old is acquitted, however, because he is considered to have acted in self-defense and his actions in the situation that arose were not manifestly unjustifiable.
The district court emphasizes, among other things, that the attackers were numerically superior and armed of the 21-year-old's uncle. The risk of serious violence against the 21-year-old and his brother has therefore been imminent, according to the verdict.
Since the 21-year-old is acquitted, his brother can not be convicted of protecting a criminal.
Police investigation is going on about more events in connection with the big brawl and therefore several prosecutions may come.