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Nedim Yasar was a mentor for Young People after leaving A Life of crime

Nedim Yasar , a former Gang Leader who had been on the back of crime, shot in Copenhagen, a book about his life was released.

the motive for The Attack in November of 2018, remains unknown.

and Now a court has found the two men in their twenties, guilty of his murder and jailed you For Life .

Alexander find anise was convicted of firing the shots and his friend Martin Binni Svanberg was found guilty of driving the getaway car.

Why is this case unusual

A Life Sentence is rare in Denmark, and the two are likely to serve at least 16 years in prison.

Both deny involvement in The Attack and wish to appeal against The Verdict . The police said that the evidence satisfied the judgments were against the cold-blooded nature of The Killing and relied on the phone for just couple of in the vicinity around the time of The Attack .

Marie Louise Toksvig, wrote the life of your deceased colleagues in history, said that it was a waste of Three Lives , but she was very happy, had the court made the decision that "these Two Guys are The Ones who did it".

The Scene of The Shooting after the book-launch event in Copenhagen

However, The Men 's lawyer said The Prosecution had agreed with the defence, who had no motive has been proved, for the murder.

find the anise, 25, is described as a member of the Satudarah Motorcycle Gang and Svanberg, 26, admitted driving in the area at the time of The Killing .

"Alexander find anise was arrested almost a month after The Killing and he was not to remember, therefore, to be able to what he did That Night . From the [CCTV] video and you will not be able to see The Face or anything," Mai-Brit storm Thygesen told the BBC.

Nedim Yasar -left gang crime,

Yasar , 31, was moments shot after leaving The Launch event for the book about its history roots: A Gangster's Way Out .

Marie Louise Toksvig book detailed his journey in and out of gangland crime. In Turkey born, he came to Denmark at the age of four and ran a notorious Copenhagen-based crime gang called Los guerreros.

when He finally left the band in 2012, when he found out, he was become a father and was a mentor for Young People at a local radio station Radio24syv.

Toksvig told the BBC she had known, Yasar for three or four years, by which time he had already left, his gang, and worked on an exit programme with a view to the first fundamental education that he had missed when he was Young .

Yasar 's memoir roots: A Gangster's Way Out was published on Tuesday

"When I met him, he was crossing a few steps to the bridge in the direction of. And when he died, he had almost crossed all the way. He was in school, you want to be trained to work with Young People to help, as he is in The Future ," she told the BBC.

"Only about a year before he died, someone came to his door and tried to attack him with a knife. In his earlier days, he would never have opened the door in The Middle of The Night , without a weapon in his hand. But if this happened, he told me, 'I'm just like you, I didn't want to assume anything'. That very much told him and me about his transition. "

Toksvig said she had participated in the study to find out why Nedim Yasar was murdered. Although there were rumors that The Men had been sent to carry out The Attack , they said there was still no definitive answer.

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Source of news: bbc.com