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Södertäljenätverket also known as the Syriac mafia is an Assyrian–Syriac/Aramaic criminal organisation, according to some testimonials to have 75–100 people, based in Södertälje.The criminal organization is based on family, kinship and the notion of a common origin. There is not a single person or a particular family that leads the organization, which is based on a tradition of cooperationand exchange of services within and between the families.^{[2] [3]} In September 2014 the Svea Court of Appeal in Stockholm confirmed the existence of a criminal organisation in Södertälje, with an extensive power structure with ramifications into politics and the welfare sector.^[4] According to Police information in October 2019, the organisation is still growing and gaining more power.^[5]

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