Jari Aarnio seized suspicions of murder

The former police chief Jari Aarnio was arrested on suspicion of involvement in a murder.

By default, he will murder a Turkish-Swedish citizen in 2003.

According to Svenska Yle, the former Finnish police chief Jari Aarnio was arrested. by default, a person was murdered in the east of Helsinki in 2003.

If a police is aware of a planned murder and does not arrest it, according to Yle, this can result in life imprisonment. Four people were sentenced to death for this murder, including a Swedish national.

The murderer, a Turkish-Swedish citizen, should have stolen money from his companion. The companion allegedly received the money during a transfer of value to the Arlanda Airport in 2002.

Smuggling 791 kilograms of tar

Jari Aarnio was sentenced to ten years of prison in December 2016.

While he was chief of the police of Helsinki, he was smuggled in barrels with 791 kilograms of hash in Finland.

What revealed it was 65,000 euros – more than 650,000 crowns – buried in his floral discount.

Jari Aarnio appealed and in mid-June he was released while waiting for the court of appeal. He denied the crimes, and was disappointed when the district court judgment came.

– He talks about the duties of Aarnio, especially the information center of the drug car, said Aarnio's lawyer, Riitta Leppiniemi.

Thursday, July 11, 2018 22:54