Published 8 March 2023 at 11.48
Domestic. Two immigrants, aged 24 and 25 respectively, are sentenced to shorter prison terms for abusing a Swedish father after the father's 11-year-old stepdaughter was sexually assaulted at Högevallsbadet in Lund.
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The Swedish family visited the bathhouse on August 6, 2022. There, a mob of immigrant boys ran rampant, terrorizing the visitors and trying to pull down the 11-year-old girl's bikini bottoms.
The father has said that the staff did not did something to the gang, and finally he contacted the police.
The boys responded by calling older relatives. When the family was on their way from the bathhouse at the city park, a black car drove past them. Two men were in the car, and one of them introduced himself as the older brother of the boy who was reported to the police.
Several people came to the scene and a brutal assault began. After knocking him down, the immigrants continued to kick the father in the head while he was lying down. His minor sons tried in vain to defend the victim.
Two men, aged 24 and 25 respectively, were charged with aggravated assault. The 25-year-old, Akram Mohammad Hadrous, is known by the stage name “Akke”. His song “Vila i frid”, which is about the murdered rapper Einár, has over 200,000 views on Youtube. The 24-year-old also features in the music video for the song.
Now both are sentenced to shorter prison terms by the Lund district court.
The court considers it proven that the two men first hit the plaintiff in the head and then kicked his head and body after he fell to the ground.
The district court considers the assault to be serious, among other things because the attackers were outnumbered and that the assault took place in the presence of the plaintiff's children.
< p>The two men were equally involved in the assault and the district court therefore sentences both to one year and nine months in prison. The men must also pay damages to the father totaling SEK 45,600.
Both defendants have Swedish citizenship and therefore, under current legislation, cannot be deported if they are convicted.
The court agreed.< /p>