Remmo Clan's Photo Appearances with Berlin Politicians Spark Debate
Issa Remmo, known to Berlin security authorities as a key figure in organized crime, was photographed at a Neukölln Left Party election party giving a thumbs-up. The image, showing him in a blue-grey jacket over a black T-shirt, ignited a debate and pressured Left Party politician Ferat Koçak, who subsequently withdrew from the Berlin Interior Committee. Issa and Firas Remmo have also been photographed with CDU and SPD parliamentarians in Berlin. The Remmo family's criminal record includes Wissam and Ahmed Remmo's convictions for the 2017 theft from Berlin's Bode Museum, and multiple Remmo members were convicted for the 2019 break-in at Dresden's Green Vault. The encounters raise questions about political ties to organized crime. Further details are available in the current issue of Der Freitag.
Key facts
- Issa Remmo was photographed at a Neukölln Left Party election party.
- The photo shows Issa Remmo in a blue-grey jacket and black T-shirt giving a thumbs-up.
- Ferat Koçak, a Left Party politician, withdrew from the Berlin Interior Committee after the photo emerged.
- Issa and Firas Remmo have also been photographed with CDU and SPD parliamentarians in Berlin.
- Berlin security authorities consider Issa Remmo a key figure in an organized crime environment.
- Wissam and Ahmed Remmo were convicted for the theft from Berlin's Bode Museum.
- Several Remmo family members were convicted for the break-in at Dresden's Green Vault.
- The article appears in the current issue of Der Freitag.
Entities
Artists
- Issa Remmo
- Firas Remmo
- Ferat Koçak
- Wissam Remmo
- Ahmed Remmo
Institutions
- CDU
- SPD
- Linke
- Bode-Museum
- Grünes Gewölbe
- Der Freitag
Locations
- Berlin
- Germany
- Neukölln
- Dresden