Nine more arrested in triple murder case

Five brought in have links to Bandidos

The police have arrested another nine people today in connection with the triple homicide that took place in Frederiksberg late last year.

Six of those arrested will be charged with murder, aiding and abetting in murder and violating the weapons law, while the other three will be released after giving their statements. All of them are aged 22-33 and five of those arrested have connections with the Bandidos biker gang.

“During the day’s operation, nine people were arrested and 13 raids targeted 13 specific areas spread across the whole of Zealand,” the City Police wrote.

READ MORE: Two men arrested in triple murder case

Two arrested last week
Last week, two men were arrested for selling on the handgun that was used in the shootings.

Suhaib Jaffar, 23, Mike Vinther, 24, and Philip Rasmussen, 19, were found murdered in an apartment on Christian Paulsens Vej in Frederiksberg on November 11.

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