Policewoman who helped Rawa Majid's cousin got a new job – at Brå

Published 29 April 2024 at 11.09

Domestic. Policewomen who were forced out after having sexual relations with and helping gang criminals have quickly found new jobs at other authorities. This is reported by Dagens Nyheter.

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A total of 514 reports of suspected police leaks have been made since 2018, and according to DN's ongoing survey, it is a “recurring method ” from gang members to initiate sexual relations with police officers.

But even when the women are exposed with the sexual relations, they can only continue to work at other authorities.

DN takes up the case of a policewoman in Mellansvergen interrogated Foxtrot leader Rawa Majid's cousin, who was suspected of running arms deals from prison. Among other things, it was about the weapon that was used in the murder of twelve-year-old Adriana.

“Haha Aina will link me into Foxtrot”
Secretly she had a relationship with the gang profile , and exchanged letters intensively with him.

“Is there any chance that I can get that cool gold ring that the newspapers say some people have? Haha. […] Aina will link me in Foxtrot. The greenest old lady ever. Hahaha,” she wrote in one of the letters.

The woman was convicted of data breaches in 2023. However, she had already managed to get a new job at the Crime Prevention Council (Brå). while the investigation against her was ongoing.

At Brå, she worked on a project specifically against serious organized crime.

The police raised the alarm about the employment, but it was only after the woman received four months' wages from Abruptly the employment was terminated.

Another woman was convicted of data breach and had to leave the police in 2021. But soon after she got a job at another authority with access to secret records, and according to DN she still works there today .