The name everyone should remember. He is known as the reckless driver from Aarhus and previously stated in 2021: "I drive very recklessly myself. I am known as a reckless driver around here. I run red lights all the time." He seems almost proud. He should be ashamed. On June 18, 2021, he hit police officer Stefan Nymann at over 80 km/h and disabled him for life. Stefan was thrown into the air, went into a coma, and was in life-threatening condition. Mohamad left him on the road and was wanted for two days. Stefan suffered around 50 brain hemorrhages, serious lung damage, a hip fracture, and damaged nerves in his brain. Today he is brain damaged, partially paralyzed, and sitting in a wheelchair. He has impaired vision, severe speech problems, and primarily receives food through a feeding tube. In court, the shameless Mohamad pleaded not guilty. In June 2022, he received four years in prison for ruining Stefan's life. During his sentence, he received another sentence of eight months for, among other things, violence, threats, and deprivation of liberty. Nevertheless, he was released on probation in 2024. Completely crazy with that history. And it turned out to be a huge mistake. Just six months later, he committed an attempted robbery along with three other men. Armed with an axe, tear gas, and a crowbar, they approached a 21-year-old man and demanded 200,000 kr. If he did not pay in cash, he would "pay with blood." When he refused, they abducted him. The abduction was stopped two hours later when the police halted the vehicle. The Western High Court has just increased Mohamad's sentence from two years to two years and six months. Now you’re probably thinking: Isn’t he going to be deported? No. Mohamad Tarek Younes was born in Denmark and has Danish citizenship. He likely got it as a secondary person when his father was granted our Danish citizenship in 2001. What a gain for Denmark. (translated)
