Overview

• Lasse K., a 35-year-old music distributor, was convicted of incitement, use of unconstitutional symbols, and glorifying violence through right-wing extremist music.
• The court sentenced him to 2 years and 8 months in prison, with his 16 months of pretrial detention considered but not guaranteeing probation.
• Four co-defendants received lighter penalties, including two suspended sentences and fines for aiding in the production and distribution of the content.
• The court rejected claims that the group constituted a criminal organization, citing lack of evidence of a shared ideological goal beyond financial profit.
• Authorities are considering seizing €30,000 in proceeds from the sales of the music, which included anti-Semitic, violent, and Holocaust-denying content.