Clan Member Firas Rammo to Face Court Again Over Separate Incidents
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Firas Rammo, son of Berlin clan boss Issa Rammo, is due to stand trial once more after gaining national notoriety following the Berlin election for putting Linke politician Ferat Koçak under pressure.
Firas Rammo, the son of clan boss Issa Rammo, became nationally known in Germany after the Berlin election when his actions put Linke politician Ferat Koçak under considerable pressure. The fallout was significant: Koçak's own party faced accusations of maintaining ties to Berlin's clan milieu, and Koçak himself lost his seat on the Bundestag's interior committee as a direct result. Now Rammo is set to appear in court — not for the first time — though the upcoming criminal proceedings concern other, entirely separate incidents rather than the affair involving Koçak. The case once again draws attention to the persistent overlap between Berlin's organised-crime clans and the city's public and political life.
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