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News in english 4. jan. 2010 KL. 14.20

Danish gang member caught in Berlin

A man who escaped from a Danish court last month has been apprehended in Berlin.

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A 25 year-old man who escaped from a Danish courtroom in December after being sentenced to eight years in prison for weapons and explosives offences, has been apprehended in Berlin and is expected to be deported to Denmark.

Mahmoud Rabea and two others were sentenced in early December, but in tumult that broke out after sentence was passed, Rabea managed to escape.

Danish police tracked him to Germany where he was arrested on December 30th.

“We asked the German police for help. He tried to escape when Berlin police arrived to arrest him, but he was caught straight away,” Head of the Danish Police Gang Unit Henrik Svindt tells Ritzau.

Rabea is expected to be handed over to Denmark in the near future.

Edited by Julian Isherwood

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