The former player of St.Pauli, of the second German Bundesliga, Deniz Naki has been charged by the public prosecutor’s office in Aachen (West Germany) with nine crimes, including drug trafficking, illegal possession of weapons, conspiracy and personal injury.
A court in Aachen has accepted the accusation and will open a process that will foreseeably last until December 3. Naki has been in custody since July 2020.
The prosecution considers that Naki, a German of Kurdish origin, is linked to a gang called “Bahoz”, which operates in the west of the country and which is attributed links with the Kurdish Workers’ Party (PKK), an illegal group in Germany who is fighting for the independence of Kurdistan from Turkey.
After the arrest of the head of the gang, identified Hüseyin Ö, Naki, according to the authorities, rose in the hierarchy of the group.
Among the acts charged is an attack on a member of the enemy gang “Hell Angels” whose partition was allegedly broken.
Naki became a German under 21 international and also defended the colors of Paderborn, Rot Weiss Ahlen and Bayer Leverkusen’s second team. EFE (HN)