Amy Mek
Two Iraqis are sentenced to short prison terms for gang-raping a woman on an Åland ferry in September this year. Prosecutor Emma Svedberg also petitioned for the deportation of one of the men, who is not a Swedish citizen. However, the Stockholm District Court denied this request, stating he is considered ‘integrated’ in Sweden. – I need to analyze the verdict and decide whether to appeal or not, says Emma Svedberg to Swedish news site, Samnytt.
The sentences for the two Iraqis, Mazin Al-Sharash and Akar Bajorani, are six years and five years and three months, respectively, for aggravated rape.
During a 24-hour cruise with Viking Cinderella between Stockholm and Mariehamn on September 10 this year, the two men raped a woman on board. The men hit the woman in the face, pulled her hair, and spat and urinated on her. The assault, which took place in a cabin, lasted four hours.
‘Akar Bajorani and Mazin Al-Sharash are deemed to have acted with particular ruthlessness and brutality,’ the court states in its verdict.
Avoids deportation
Mazin Al-Sharash, born in Basra, Iraq, and came to Sweden in 2018, is now 36 years old. He needed an Arabic-speaking interpreter during the trial. Since Al-Sharash became a Swedish citizen in 2021, the prosecutor did not seek his deportation.
Akar Bajorani, born in Arbil, Iraq, and came to Sweden in 2008, is now 32 years old but is not yet a Swedish citizen. Svedberg had therefore petitioned for his deportation after serving his prison sentence.
However, the Stockholm District Court rejected the deportation request. The reason is that Bajorani has lived in Sweden for a long time, learned Swedish, has two children, and is expecting a third. He is simply considered ‘integrated’.
‘Furthermore, Akar Bajorani has integrated by learning Swedish and supporting himself through work, mainly as a taxi driver,’ is mentioned in the verdict denying the deportation request.
Thus, the gang rapist is allowed to stay in Sweden.
The prosecutor is not sure if she will appeal
When Samnytt contacted prosecutor Emma Svedberg, she mentioned that there are aspects of the verdict she is satisfied with and others she is less pleased with.
“I am glad that both men have been convicted of aggravated rape. However, the district court has sentenced them to shorter prison terms than what I had sought,” she says, continuing:
The court also did not agree to deport the man whom I had requested to be deported.”
The prosecutor did not specify the prison terms she had sought and emphasized that the trial was held behind closed doors. She has not yet decided whether she will appeal the verdict.
“I need to read the verdict carefully and consider my next steps. The District Court has made a decision, and I need to analyze the verdict and decide whether to appeal or not,” says Emma Svedberg.
Source: Samnytt
The verdict was announced by Chief Justice Johan Borgström and lay judges Tore Lidbom (s), Anita Mofors (m), and Anna Maria Rosendal (v). None of them were dissenting in the deportation decision.”
Certainly- allow them to remain in Sweden so they can engage in their Muslim activities. (Sarcasm.) If they have families, send the families with them during deportation. Allowing them to remain serves as an example of the disgusting activities they can carry out against what they call “infidels.” Truly, they are the infidels.
Apparently, Mazin Al-Sharash and Akar Bajorani like Swedish fish.
It seems that they can pretty well do whatever pops in to their head and nothing much happens to these guys .they ought to be hung.
Go rape a muslim woman for hours as two swedish men and see what happens. The same verdict? I think not. It would be far worse and the muslim community would riot like nothing you have seen.
If they wish to stay in Sweden, they must be castrated.
They considered them “integrated” based on the fact that Sweden is now the rape capital of Europe.