Seven members were prosecuted in Næstved in June 2002 for extensive drug trafficking in east Zealand. His two suspected accomplices were not apprehended. Allan Lilsby, who was seen by a witness with two others near the burning villa, was arrested close to the scene. Following a number of armed clashes, a villa belonging to Red & White Crew member Brian Lielbardis was targeted in an arson attack on 5 September 2002. Ī gang war involving the X-Team and the Red & White Crew – the Hells Angels' equivalent of the X-Team – in Næstved broke out on 6 January 2002 when shots were fired in an apparent feud over a young woman. An accomplice in the robbery, Asan Rusti, was sentenced to three years' for driving the perpetrators' getaway car, while a fourth man, Casper Wiinblad, was sentenced to one-and-a-half years' for handling the firearm used in the shootings.
The pair were convicted of attempted murder and armed robbery, and were each sentenced to twelve years' imprisonment at the Østre Landsret ( High Court of Eastern Denmark) in October 2002. Ilievski and Stojanovski then robbed a Danske Bank branch in Skovlunde of kr990,000 in January 2002. 38 caliber Smith & Wesson pistol following a dispute at a party in Hvidovre on 9 December 2001. X-Team members Martin Ilievski and Igor Stojanovski shot and wounded two men in the head with a. The man was beaten at an apartment in Stege, and his girlfriend attempted suicide due to the pressure put on her by the pair.
The crimes related to threats and violence carried out against a former X-Team member and his girlfriend, who owed Olsen and Thorsen money for drugs which had been given to them for resale. X-Team members Mads Thorsen and Ken Olsen were each sentenced to a year in prison after being convicted of violence, extortion, threats and drug trafficking in Vordingborg in July 2001. In May 2001, two members were convicted in Taastrup of extortion, theft, trafficking in cocaine and amphetamine, and unlawful possession of machine guns and assault rifles. Several members provided logistical support to the killers of Claus Bork Hansen, a former Bandidos member who was shot dead in Vanløse, Copenhagen on 21 March 2001 after being expelled from the club amid an internal dispute. On 13 June 2001, three of those who had been shot at were part of a group of five who were arrested in possession of firearms, including a shotgun and a hunting rifle, and a bag of ammunition. A group of between ten and thirty immigrants shot at five X-Team members at an inn on 25 April 2001. X-Team became involved in a conflict with an immigrant gang in Ishøj in December 2000. A total of five people were taken into custody in October 2000 in connection with the drug ring. Police later found sixteen kilograms of cocaine being stored by the Dutchman at a derelict pub in Nørrebro, Copenhagen. Police stopped the man after observing him being handed the amphetamine by another man, who in turn had obtained the drugs from a Dutchman. Īn X-Team member was arrested on a motorway near Hillerød and found to be in possession of two-and-a-half kilograms of amphetamine. The Bandidos later former another youth branch called Mexican Team Work. The gang had approximately twenty-five chapters and 350 members in the country at peak strength circa 2002 but the X-Team in Denmark was eventually disbanded after the Bandidos lost control of the gang's members. X-Team was founded in Denmark in 1997 following the Nordic Biker War. X-Team members carry out crimes on behalf of the Bandidos, such as debt collection and drug dealing, which allows the club to distance itself from violence and crime. Members are not required to own a motorcycle, and the group is essentially a street gang recruiting young criminals to provide reinforcements for the club. X-Team is a gang associated with the Bandidos Motorcycle Club. Denmark, Finland, Germany, Norway, Sweden and Brunei, England ĭrug trafficking, extortion, robbery, assault, murder
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